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Justus Suttermans

      (b Antwerp, bapt 28 Sept 1597; d Florence, 24 April 1681). Flemish painter Flemish painter,He is chiefly notable for his portraits of members of the Medici family as he was his court painter. His work can be found in both the Palatina Gallery and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, and in many other galleries around the globe. During his lifetime he was feted as the finest portrait painter in Italy. He studied early on in Flanders and Antwerp, possibly with artists such as Villem de Vos, a nephew of the painter Marten de Vos and also Frans Pourbus the younger. He was eventually invited to Florence under the patronage of the Medici Family where he studied Italian portraitists such as Il Guercino, the Spanish Diego Velazquez and France's Pierre Mignard.

Justus Suttermans Portrait of Canon Pandolfo Ricasoli USA oil painting artist


Portrait of Canon Pandolfo Ricasoli
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Painting ID::  28921
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  mk65 Oil on canvas 45 11/16x33 7/8in Pitti

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Justus Sustermans

      (28 September 1597 - 23 April 1681), also known as Giusto Sustermans, was a Flemish painter in the Baroque style. He was born in Antwerp and died in Florence. Sustermans is chiefly notable for his portraits of members of the Medici family as he was their court painter. His work can be found in both the Palatina Gallery and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, and in many other galleries around the globe. During his lifetime he was feted as the finest portrait painter in Italy.

Justus Sustermans Portrait of Canon Pandolfo Ricasoli USA oil painting artist


Portrait of Canon Pandolfo Ricasoli
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Painting ID::  74021
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  Portrait of Canon Pandolfo Ricasoli 17th century cjr

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