Theodoor van Loon

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Theodoor van Loon (* 1581 / 1582 in Erkelenz , † February 1649 in Maastricht ) was a Flemish painter of the Baroque .

Theodoor van Loon lived in Brussels, Leuven and most recently in Maastricht. He stayed in Italy twice, from 1602 to 1608 and from 1628 to 1629. He was a pupil of Caravaggio .

He worked with the painter and architect Wenzel Coebergher (1560–1634) for Albrecht VII of Habsburg and Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain , infanta and governor of the Spanish Netherlands . He created works of art for churches in the Brussels region and was friends with the university scholar Erycius Puteanus from Leuven .

Works

Altarpiece in the basilica of Scherpenheuvel
The Adoration of the Shepherds , 1613, Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Theodoor van Loon, Joannes Baptista Barbé: SS. Apostolorum et evangelistarum icones cum suis parergis , 1620
  • Erycius Puteanus, Theodoor van Loon, Cornelius Galle: Purpura Austriaca hierobasilica, sacram et regiam ... principis Ferdinandi, Hispaniarum infantis ... imaginem colore panegyrico repraesentans , Antverpiae: typis Joannis Cnobbari 1635

painting

literature

  • Thérèse Cornil: Théodore Van Loon et la peinture italienne. Extrait du Bulletin de l'Institut historique belge de Rome, Bruxelles / Rome 1936.
  • Didier Bodart: Une lettre inédite de Théodore van Loon, Bruxelles Palais des Académies 1973.
  • Bernadette Mary Huvane: Wenzel Coebergher, Theodor van Loon and the Pilgrimage Church at Scherpenheuvel, dissertation, Columbia University New York 1996.
  • Wim Hupperetz: Nieuwe Gegevens over de 17e-eeuwse Zuid-Nederlandse schilder Theodorus van Loon, in: De Maasgouw 116 (1997), pp. 137-144.
  • Sabine van Sprang: Theodoor van Loon. Pictor Ingenius, Royal Museums of Fine Arts Brussels 2012, ISBN 978-9461610263 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The place of birth is mentioned in his will, according to Wim Hupperetz: Nieuwe Gegevens over de 17e-eeuwse Zuid-Nederlandse schilder Theodorus van Loon, in: De Maasgouw 116 (1997), 137–144
  2. His funeral took place on February 16, 1649