Hans Bol (Hans Bol) ( Dutch Hans Bol , December 16, 1534 , Mechelen - November 20, 1593 , Amsterdam ) - Flemish painter , draftsman, miniature painter and graphic artist . Representative of Northern Mannerism
| Hans Ball | |
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| niderl. Hans bol | |
 Hans Ball (author Hendrick Goltzius ) | |
| Birth name | Hans bol |
| Date of Birth | December 16, 1534 |
| Place of Birth | Mechelen |
| Date of death | November 20, 1593 (58 years old) |
| Place of death | Amsterdam |
| Citizenship |  Netherlands |
| Genre | artist , painter , graphic artist |
| Style | mannerism |
Biography
Born in Mechelen . The son of Simon Bol and Catherine van den Stock. He received his first drawing lessons from his uncles, Jacob Bol I and Jan Bol, who were artists. He traveled through Germany, spending time in Heidelberg from 1550 to 1552, in search of knowledge. In 1560 he returned to Mechelen, where he lived for 12 years. In 1572, having gone broke during the Spanish pogroms, he fled to Antwerp . In 1574 he was admitted to the guild. In 1584 he moved to Holland, first to Dordrecht , then to Delft , but already in 1591 to Amsterdam . He died in 15 93 in Amsterdam from the plague [1] [2] .
Among his students were his stepson Frans Böhls, Joris Hofnagel, Jacob Saveri (I) and Rommert van Beve. Gillis van Koningsloe and David Winkbons were also considered his students.
Notes
- ↑ Explore Hans Bol (nid.) . rkd.nl. Date of treatment June 27, 2017.
- ↑ Worcester Art Museum. European Paintings in the Collection of the Worcester Art Museum: Text . - Univ of Massachusetts Press, 1974 .-- 544 p. - ISBN 0870231693 .