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HANS See also:ASSELIJN (1610-166o) , Dutch painter, was See also:born at Diepen, near See also:Amsterdam . He received instruction from Esalas See also:Vandevelde (1587-1630), and distinguished himself particularly in landscape and See also:animal See also:painting, though his See also:historical See also:works and See also:battle pieces are also admired . He travelled much in See also:France and See also:Italy, and modelled his See also:style greatly after Bamboccio (See also:Peter See also:Laer) . He was one of the first . Dutch painters who introduced a fresh and clear. manner of painting landscapes in the style of See also:Claude See also:Lorraine, and his example was speedily followed by other artists . See also:Asselijn's pictures were in high estimation at .Amster-See also:dam, and several of them are in the museums of that, See also:city . Twenty-four, painted in Italy, were engraved . ,_ . |
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