Flemish Northern Renaissance Painter, 1534-1593 Hans Bol (1534?C1593), Flemish artist, received his early training from his two uncles who were also painters. He then was the apprentice to a Mechelen watercolorist and tempera painter at the age of fourteen. Because Bol??s watercolors became so widely reproduced, he began creating miniatures on parchment. The technique earned him many international clients and a good income. In addition, Bol also produced several oil paintings, illuminated manuscripts, drawings, and engravings. He preferred to create landscapes, mythological, allegorical and biblical scenes, and genre paintings.  Related Paintings of BOL, Hans :. | Portrat des Rudolf Rittner als Florian Geyer | Bonjour Monsieur Courbet | Dona isabel cobos de porcel | Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Conyngham | In the Sierras |
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