Daniel Seghers

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Daniel Seghers (1590-1661).
Holy Family in a wreath of flowers , attributed to Simon de Vos (figures) ( Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna )

Daniel Seghers (also Daniel Zegers) (* before December 6, 1590 in Antwerp ; † November 2, 1661 ibid) was a Flemish painter.

Seghers trained as a flower painter under Jan Brueghel , joined the Antwerp painters' guild in 1611 and the Jesuit order in 1614 . This allowed him a longer stay in Rome for his training . He liked to paint garlands of flowers around images of the Madonna and saints of the Rubens pupils ( Abraham van Diepenbeeck , Cornelius Schut , Erasmus Quellinus II , van Thulden), which are mostly gray in gray so that they appear as reliefs; but he also depicted flowers in bouquets and in vases.

Its color is fresh and light, without lapsing into colorfulness; his drawing is very careful. He died in Antwerp on November 2, 1661. One finds numerous pictures of him in Belgium , Vienna, Dresden, London, The Hague, Madrid and other cities.

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