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Brueghel, Jan, the younger
1601–1678
Nationality: Habsburg Netherlands
Born: 1601, Antwerp
Died: 1678, Antwerp
Gender: male
Movements
Baroque
Occupations
painter
Biography
Painter, son of Jan Breughe the elder. He probably trained in the studio of his father and then went to Milan to meet his father’s patron, Cardinal Federico Borromeo. In the spring of 1624 Jan the younger travelled to Palermo, Sicily, with his childhood friend Anthony van Dyck. After the sudden death of his father in a cholera epidemic in Antwerp, Jan returned to the Netherlands, and by early August 1625 he was back in Antwerp, where he took over his father’s studio.
Wikidata (CC0); Getty ULAN (ODC-By)
Notable Works
- Allegory of the Tulipomania
- Paradise with the Fall of Adam and Eve




















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