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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableIn the heartbeat of the Dutch art scene of the 17th century, the aspiring artist Paulus Moreelse left his mark. Born in 1571 in the vibrant city of Utrecht, his passion for portraiture was evident from an early age. Like an exquisite composition of light and shadow that captures the essence of the human condition, so were his works. A series of his masterful portraits, captured in fine art prints, now adorn the walls of art collectors and art lovers around the world. Moreelse was a journeyman in the studio of the renowned portrait painter Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt in Delft, a direct disciple of the legendary Anthonie van Blocklandt. His quest for artistic enlightenment led Moreelse on a study trip to Italy, where he enjoyed the success of commissioned portraits. Back in his hometown of Utrecht in 1596, he joined the Zadelaarsgilde (Saddlers' Guild), an influential association that now took painters under its wing. Moreelse, along with the eminent Abraham Bloemaert, was instrumental in founding a new painters' guild, the "St. Lucas Guild," and held the office of first dean. Moreelse's deft brushstrokes established him as a renowned portrait painter, sought after throughout the Dutch Republic. His acknowledged mastery is first seen in a work from 1606, but Moreelse's repertoire included not only portraits; he also ventured into historical paintings and pastoral scenes, which he created in the Mannerist style of the 1620s. In doing so, he was part of an artistic generation that included names such as Abraham Bloemaert and Joachim Wtewael or Utewael, and like Wtewael, Moreelse played a significant role in the public life of their city.
Moreelse's artistry, however, extended beyond the boundaries of painting and found expression in architecture. Moreelse left an unforgettable mark on Utrecht's urban architecture, with the construction of the Catharijnepoort in 1626 and possibly the Vleeshuis, a city landmark that survives to this day. As a teacher at the Tekenacademie in Utrecht, he took on numerous students, including Dirck van Baburen. His artistic career ended with his death on March 6, 1638, and Moreelse found his final resting place in the Buurkerk in his hometown of Utrecht. But his creative spirit and legacy live on, captured in the incomparable portraits and art prints that express his brilliance and unique style. And so, through the artful reproductions in the form of art prints, the works of Paulus Moreelse will continue to inspire and fascinate art lovers around the world.
In the heartbeat of the Dutch art scene of the 17th century, the aspiring artist Paulus Moreelse left his mark. Born in 1571 in the vibrant city of Utrecht, his passion for portraiture was evident from an early age. Like an exquisite composition of light and shadow that captures the essence of the human condition, so were his works. A series of his masterful portraits, captured in fine art prints, now adorn the walls of art collectors and art lovers around the world. Moreelse was a journeyman in the studio of the renowned portrait painter Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt in Delft, a direct disciple of the legendary Anthonie van Blocklandt. His quest for artistic enlightenment led Moreelse on a study trip to Italy, where he enjoyed the success of commissioned portraits. Back in his hometown of Utrecht in 1596, he joined the Zadelaarsgilde (Saddlers' Guild), an influential association that now took painters under its wing. Moreelse, along with the eminent Abraham Bloemaert, was instrumental in founding a new painters' guild, the "St. Lucas Guild," and held the office of first dean. Moreelse's deft brushstrokes established him as a renowned portrait painter, sought after throughout the Dutch Republic. His acknowledged mastery is first seen in a work from 1606, but Moreelse's repertoire included not only portraits; he also ventured into historical paintings and pastoral scenes, which he created in the Mannerist style of the 1620s. In doing so, he was part of an artistic generation that included names such as Abraham Bloemaert and Joachim Wtewael or Utewael, and like Wtewael, Moreelse played a significant role in the public life of their city.
Moreelse's artistry, however, extended beyond the boundaries of painting and found expression in architecture. Moreelse left an unforgettable mark on Utrecht's urban architecture, with the construction of the Catharijnepoort in 1626 and possibly the Vleeshuis, a city landmark that survives to this day. As a teacher at the Tekenacademie in Utrecht, he took on numerous students, including Dirck van Baburen. His artistic career ended with his death on March 6, 1638, and Moreelse found his final resting place in the Buurkerk in his hometown of Utrecht. But his creative spirit and legacy live on, captured in the incomparable portraits and art prints that express his brilliance and unique style. And so, through the artful reproductions in the form of art prints, the works of Paulus Moreelse will continue to inspire and fascinate art lovers around the world.
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.jpg "Portrait of Ernst Casimir, Count of Nassau-Dietz by Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg")
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.jpg "Portrait of Abraham Bloemaert 1566-1651, 1609 by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Lady, c.1620 by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Pan Playing his Pipes by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Portrait of Lucas van Voorst by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Shepherds. 1630 by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Venus and Mars Discovered by Apollo by Jacob Matham")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Gentleman, Standing Half Length, Wearing a Blue Costume with Gold Embroidery and a White Lace Collar by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Cupid Musing by a Tree Trunk by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Cupid Dancing with Two Allegorical Women, 1612 by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man with a Ruff by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Officers and Other Civic Guardsmen of the IIIrd District of Amsterdam, Under the Command of Captain Jacob Gerritsz Hoyngh and Lieutenant Nanningh Florisz Cloeck by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man, Probably from the Pauw Family by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Abraham Blomaert by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Cupid Dancing with Two Allegorical Women by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "St. Catherine in the Clouds by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Cupid with Youth and Luxury by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Galba by Paulus Moreelse")
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.jpg "Girl with a Mirror, an Allegory of Profane Love, 1627 by Paulus Moreelse")
.jpg "Portrait of a Girl, Known as The Little Princess, 1623 by Paulus Moreelse")