Jan Rubens

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Jan Rubens was a 16th-century German lawyer and the father of the Flemish Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens.

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Jan Rubens canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German person
human
causeOfDeath illness
centuryOfActivity 16th century
child Blandina Rubens
Peter Paul Rubens
Philip Rubens
citizenshipStatus burgher of Antwerp
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
dateOfBirth 1530
dateOfDeath 1587
employer Anna of Saxony
era Early modern period
linked to: Early Modern period
ethnicGroup German
familyOrigin Antwerp patriciate
fieldOfWork law
givenName Jan
historicalContext Dutch Revolt
linked to: Eighty Years' War
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
German
legalSpecialty civil law
memberOf Calvinist community in Antwerp
movement Reformation-era Calvinism
linked to: Calvinism
name Jan Rubens
notableEvent fled Antwerp due to religious persecution
imprisonment in Siegen for adultery with Anna of Saxony
notableFor being the father of Peter Paul Rubens
notableRelative Peter Paul Rubens
numberOfChildren 7
occupation lawyer
legal adviser
pardonOrReleaseCondition ban from contact with Anna of Saxony
house arrest in Siegen
placeOfBirth Antwerp
placeOfDeath Cologne
placeOfResidence Antwerp
Cologne
Siegen
religion Calvinism
residenceDuringImprisonment Siegen
sexOrGender male
spouse Maria Pypelinckx
workLocation Antwerp
Cologne
Siegen

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Maria Pypelinckx spouse Jan Rubens
Maria Pypelinckx notableRelative Jan Rubens
Jan Rubens name Jan Rubens