Abraham Bloemaert (1566-1651) was a Dutch artist who contributed to the Mannerist and Baroque movements.
Abraham Bloemaert Summary:
- He was influenced by Caravaggio.
- After his studies in Utrecht, he trained in the School of Fontainebleau in Paris under Hieronymus Francken.
- His father became the city architect of Amsterdam in 1591.
- Bloemart taught at the Utrecht Caravaggisiti school for a period of time.
- All four of his sons became artists themselves.
Abraham Bloemaert Famous Paintings:
- The Flute Player (1621)
- Moses Striking the Rock (1596)
- Parable of the Wheat and the Tares (1624)
- Venus and Adonis (1632)
- Niobe mourning her children (1591)
- The Four Evangelists (1615)