Jan van Bijlert

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Jan van Bijlert was a Dutch Golden Age painter associated with the Utrecht Caravaggisti, known for his religious, genre, and portrait works influenced by Caravaggio’s dramatic use of light and shadow.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
painter
artStyle Caravaggesque
chiaroscuro
associatedWith Dirck van Baburen
Gerard van Honthorst
Hendrick ter Brugghen
birthDate 1597
birthPlace Utrecht
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
deathDate 1671
deathPlace Utrecht
educatedAt workshop of Abraham Bloemaert
father Herman Beerntsz van Bijlert
fieldOfWork drawing
painting
genre genre painting
portrait painting
religious painting
influencedBy Caravaggio
knownFor dramatic use of light and shadow
genre scenes
portraits
religious scenes
memberOf Utrecht Guild of Saint Luke
movement Baroque
Dutch Golden Age
Utrecht Caravaggisti
linked to: Utrecht Caravaggism
name Jan van Bijlert
nationality Dutch
notableWork Allegory of Music
Portrait of a Young Man
The Lute Player
The Prodigal Son
periodActive early 17th century
mid 17th century
positionHeld dean of the Utrecht Guild of Saint Luke
signatureStyle elegant figure types
strong contrasts of light and dark
spouse Catharina van der Burch
workLocation France
Italy
Utrecht

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Abraham Bloemaert notableStudent Jan van Bijlert
Utrecht Caravaggism hasNotableArtist Jan van Bijlert
Utrecht school of painting hasMember Jan van Bijlert
Jan van Bijlert name Jan van Bijlert