HANS VON AACHEN 2/3 – The combination of the Dutch realism of his training and the Italian influences (gained during his travels as an independent master) resulted into really unique painting style. He began painting in Germany, as a pupil of the painter Georg Jerrigh. He was versatile artist, who produced paintings of historical and religious subjects, genre pictures, portraits and allegories. His paintings were reproduced by other artists at the court of Rudolf II.
HANS VON AACHEN 3/3 – He was active as a copyist and worked in the workshop of the Flemish painter Gaspar Rem. His style ranges between an idealized style of painting (close to Roman and Florentine Mannerism). You can find his paintings in Alte Pinakothek (Munich, Germany) and Detroit Institute of Arts (Michigan), Hermitage Museum (Saint Petersburg, Russia) and J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles), Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienna) and National Gallery (London, UK).
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