Christophorus van den Berghe Index Biographia | Opera | Notae | Bibliographia | Nexus externi | Tabula navigationisThe J. Paul Getty MuseumThe Web Gallery of ArtRijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische DocumentatieDutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of ArtRuris facies hiemalis - The Web Gallery of ArtRuris facies aestiva - CommuniaRuris facies hiemalis - CommuniaIn murae testa flores - The Web Gallery of ArtNatura mortua cum avium venatione - The J.Paul Getty MuseumNatura mortua cum tulipis et caryophyllis - Communia"BERGHE, Christoffel van den""Christoffel van den Berghe""Christoffel van den Berghe"Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of ArtChristophorus van den Berghe in ArtnetChristophorus van den Berghe in Artcyclopedia

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Florum natura mortua (1617)


Christophorus van den Berghe (vulgo: Christoffel van den Berghe; Antverpiae anno 1590 fere natus; Medioburgi anno 1642 fere mortuus) pictor delineatorque Flandricus fuit, praesertim in Zelandia laborans.




Index





  • 1 Biographia


  • 2 Opera


  • 3 Notae


  • 4 Bibliographia


  • 5 Nexus externi




Biographia |




Ruris facies hiemalis (1615-1620)


Huius artificis vita parum nota est: usque ad anno 1950, enim, nescitus est[1][2].


Florum pictoris Ambrosii Bosschaert, probabiliter, discipulus[1][2], de 1616 usque ad 1628 Medioburgi laboravit[3]. Anno 1617 primum opus perfecit, quod diem habuit[3]. Anno 1619 loci Sancti Lucae Societatis comes[3] et anno 1621 decanus fuit[4]. Eodem anno Medioburgi domus comparavit[4] et anno 1628 adhuc eius dominus erat[3]. Pictura venationis cum pomis, anno 1624 ab eo perfecta[3], artis batavicae historiae eiusmodi opus primissimum putari potest: enim plurima haec opera ex 1640 creata est[1]. Anno 1642 picturam, culinam effigientem, pinxit [1][2]. Praeterea, post incendium, Medioburgi ecclesiam decoravit[1][2].


Van den Berghe maxime ruris facies, praecipue hiemalis, ab Ioannis Breugelii senioris operis adductas,[1][2] et ab Hadriani van de Venne illis similia[5], aedificia atque monumenta, naturas mortuas, praesertim cum floris, vanitates et culinam effigiantes pinxit[3]. Huic artifici solum quattuor florum naturae mortuae certe tributae sunt[1], praeterea Ambrosii Bosschaert et Rodolphi Savery recordationes exhibuerunt[4]. Van den Berghe, in ruris faciebus, figuras pingebat[4] et eius opera CvB signabat[2][3].


Ioannes Goedartius discipulus eius fuit[2][3].



Opera |



  • Ruris facies aestiva, pictura supra aeris lamina, 11,5 x 16,5 cm, 1615-1620, apud Mauritshuis, Hagae[6]


  • Ruris facies hiemalis, pictura supra aeris lamina, 1615-1620[7]


  • In murae testa flores, pictura supra aeris lamina, 31 x 21 cm, 1616-1617, Collectio privata[8]


  • Natura mortua cum floris, pictura supra aeris lamina, 376,43 x 295,15 mm, 1617, apud Philadelphiae Artium Museum, Philadelphiae


  • Ruris facies hiemalis, pictura supra tabula cum pigmento oleario, 27,3 x 45,7 cm, 1615-1620, apud Museum Artium Metropolitanum, Novi Eboraci


  • Natura mortua cum avium venatione, pictura supra tela cum pigmento oleario, 72,38 x 100,32 cm, 1624, apud Museum Getty, Angelopoli[9]


  • Natura mortua cum tulipis et caryophyllis, pictura supra tabula cum pigmento oleario, 240 x 180 mm, 1640-1642, Coleton Fishacre Collectio, Devoniae[10]


Notae |



  1. ↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.51.6 The J. Paul Getty Museum


  2. ↑ 2.02.12.22.32.42.52.6 The Web Gallery of Art


  3. ↑ 3.03.13.23.33.43.53.63.7 Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie


  4. ↑ 4.04.14.24.3 Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art


  5. ↑ Ruris facies hiemalis - The Web Gallery of Art


  6. ↑ Ruris facies aestiva - Communia


  7. ↑ Ruris facies hiemalis - Communia


  8. ↑ In murae testa flores - The Web Gallery of Art


  9. ↑ Natura mortua cum avium venatione - The J.Paul Getty Museum


  10. ↑ Natura mortua cum tulipis et caryophyllis - Communia



Bibliographia |


  • Emil Kren; Daniel Marx (2014). "BERGHE, Christoffel van den" .mw-parser-output .existinglinksgray a,.mw-parser-output .existinglinksgray a:visitedcolor:gray.mw-parser-output .existinglinksgray a.newcolor:#ba0000.mw-parser-output .existinglinksgray a.new:visitedcolor:#a55858
    (Anglice). The Web Gallery of Art 

  • "Christoffel van den Berghe"
    (Anglice). The J.Paul Getty Museum - Artists. 2014 

  • "Christoffel van den Berghe"
    (Nederlandice). Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie. 2014 

  • Museum Artium Metropolitanum; Walter A. Liedtke (2007). =Yale University Press. ed
    (Anglice). Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. New Haven e Londinio. pp. 28-30. ISBN ISBN 978-0-300-12028-8 


Nexus externi |






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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Christophorum van den Berghe spectant.


  • Christophorus van den Berghe in Artnet
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  • Christophorus van den Berghe in Artcyclopedia
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