He was born in Leiden or Amsterdam, and trained by his father, Jacob de Gheyn II. In 1618 he was in London; in 1620, in Sweden. By 1634 he had settled in Utrecht, where he became a canon of St Mary's and where he later died.
Jacob de Gheyn III
about 1596 - 1641
Paintings by Jacob de Gheyn III
After Jacob de Gheyn III
Jacob de Gheyn III learned painting and engraving from his father, Jacob de Gheyn II. It’s unclear if this painting is a copy after de Gheyn III’s etching of the same subject, or if the painting was made first. A preparatory drawing (Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest) depicts Paul in reverse.In both...
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