Flemish community in Genoa

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The Flemish community in Genoa was a historical expatriate merchant and artist colony from the Low Countries that played a significant role in the city’s commercial and cultural life during the early modern period.

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Flemish community in Genoa canonical 1

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf artist colony
diaspora community
expatriate merchant colony
historical community
activeInCentury 16th century
17th century
associatedWith Genoese banking milieu
Genoese merchant patriciate
contributedTo commercial life of Genoa
cultural life of Genoa
countryOfOrigin Flanders
Low Countries
demographicCharacteristic predominantly urban
economicActivity art trade
finance
long-distance trade
textile trade
engagedIn export of Mediterranean goods
import of northern European goods
ethnicGroup Flemish people
hadProfession artisan
merchant
painter
hadStatus foreign nation in Genoa
historicalRegionContext Early modern Europe
influenced Genoese painting
artistic production in Genoa
influencedBy Flemish painting
languageUsed Dutch
Flemish Dutch
surface form: Flemish

Italian
locatedIn Genoa
Republic of Genoa
maintained cultural ties with the Low Countries
trade networks with the Low Countries
partOf Flemish diaspora
Low Countries
surface form: Low Countries merchant diaspora
playedRoleIn circulation of artistic styles between Italy and the Low Countries
circulation of commercial information between Italy and the Low Countries
religion Roman Catholicism
socialRole artist community
merchant community
timePeriod early modern period
typeOfMigration artisan migration
economic migration

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Cornelis de Wael memberOf Flemish community in Genoa