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Carel Von Mander Collection

Careel van Mander was a Dutch painter, art historian, and writer who lived during the late 16th century

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: St Peter Repentant, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

St Peter Repentant, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
St Peter Repentant, 1624-1670. (During the Last Supper, Jesus predicted that Peter would disown him before the rooster crowed the next morning)

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Admiral of the Realm Ove Gjedde, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Admiral of the Realm Ove Gjedde, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Admiral of the Realm Ove Gjedde, 1624-1670

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: An old woman. Allegory of hearing, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

An old woman. Allegory of hearing, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
An old woman. Allegory of hearing, 1624-1670

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: King Christian IV of Denmark, 1577-1648, between c.1643 and c.1643. Creator: Karel van Mander III

King Christian IV of Denmark, 1577-1648, between c.1643 and c.1643. Creator: Karel van Mander III
King Christian IV of Denmark, 1577-1648, between c.1643 and c.1643

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: The Italian Dwarf Giacomo Favorchi Attending the Elector of Saxony with the dog Raro, 1663-1666

The Italian Dwarf Giacomo Favorchi Attending the Elector of Saxony with the dog Raro, 1663-1666

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: The Artist with his Family, 1640. Creator: Karel van Mander III

The Artist with his Family, 1640. Creator: Karel van Mander III
The Artist with his Family, 1640. (Mander's wife, Maria Fern, has an open book on her lap, probably the Bible, and holds her mother's hand.)

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: An old man. Allegory of sight, 1639. Creator: Karel van Mander III

An old man. Allegory of sight, 1639. Creator: Karel van Mander III
An old man. Allegory of sight, 1639

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Christian IV, 1638-1641. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Christian IV, 1638-1641. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Christian IV, 1638-1641. Danish king wearing lace-trimmed suit of gold silk

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Ulrik Frederik Gyldenlove, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Ulrik Frederik Gyldenlove, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Ulrik Frederik Gyldenlove, 1624-1670

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Portrait of an Old Man. Christian Jacobsen Drakenberg (?), 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Portrait of an Old Man. Christian Jacobsen Drakenberg (?), 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Portrait of an Old Man. Christian Jacobsen Drakenberg (?), 1624-1670

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Prince Sven's body is found, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Prince Sven's body is found, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Prince Sven's body is found, 1624-1670

Background imageCarel Von Mander Collection: Head of an African, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III

Head of an African, 1624-1670. Creator: Karel van Mander III
Head of an African, 1624-1670



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Careel van Mander was a Dutch painter, art historian, and writer who lived during the late 16th century. He is best known for his biographies of Netherlandish artists and his contributions to art theory. Van Mander's most famous work is "Het Schilder-Boeck" (The Book of Painters), which provides detailed biographies of over 200 artists from the Low Countries. This book not only serves as a valuable resource for art historians but also sheds light on the artistic practices and techniques of the time. In addition to his writings, Van Mander was also an accomplished painter in his own right. His style was heavily influenced by Italian Renaissance masters such as Michelangelo and Raphael, and he often incorporated mythological themes into his works. Despite facing financial difficulties throughout his life, Van Mander remained dedicated to promoting Dutch art and culture. His legacy lives on through his writings, which continue to inspire scholars and enthusiasts alike.