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Summary
Artist |
Jan van Scorel (1495–1552) |
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Alternative names |
Jan van Schoorel, Jan van Schoorl, Jan van Schoreel, Jan van Schorel, Jan van Scoreel, Jan van Scorelius, Jan van Scorellius |
Description |
Dutch painter and draughtsman
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Date of birth/death |
1 August 1495 |
6 December 1552 |
Location of birth/death |
Schoorl |
Utrecht (city) |
Work location |
Haarlem (ca. 1517-1518), Venice (1518-1522), Rome (1522-1524), Utrecht (city) (1524-1528), Haarlem (1528), Utrecht (city) (1529-1551), Ghent (1550), Obervellach |
Authority control |
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Description |
Pope Adrian VI (Hadrian VI) ( en:Pope Adrian VI)
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Date |
May 24-25, 1523? Apparently the Venetian envoy Sanuto Marino writes in his diary that on those dates, a young Dutch painter made two portraits of the Pope. (see link above for source) |
Current location |
Centraal Museum of Utrecht |
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Source/Photographer |
Unknown for original uploader, but it can be found at the Centraal Museum of Utrecht. |
Licensing
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