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Adam de Coster
Adam de Coster〔Name variations: Adam de Ceuster, Adam de Ceustere, Adam Koster, Adam de Keuster〕 (Mechelen, c. 1586 – Antwerp, 4 May 1643) was a Flemish painter who was a prominent member of the Antwerp Caravaggisti. He is mainly known for his genre scenes with strong chiaroscuro effects.
==Life==

Details about the life and training of Adam de Coster are sketchy. It is known he was originally from Mechelen where he was born in the year 1585 or 1586. In 1607 he is recorded in Antwerp on his admission as a master to the local Guild of Saint Luke.〔(Adam de Coster ) at the Netherlands Institute for Art History 〕 Despite the lack of documentary evidence, it is assumed that de Coster travelled to Italy in his formative years. Here he would have been in touch with the works of Caravaggio and his followers, which would have such an important influence on his style and subject matter. Some of the recently rediscovered works of de Coster were part of Italian collections, which also points to a possible residence in Italy.〔 The only evidence for any foreign travel is a document which places him in Hamburg in 1635.〔(Adam de Coster, ''Three Singers'' ) at the Liechtenstein Collection〕 De Coster did have strong personal ties with Italy as some of his close relatives emigrated to Italy where they worked as painters.〔(Adam de Coster, ''The Denial of Saint Peter'' ) at Sotheby’s〕
He spent his active career in Antwerp where he seems to have enjoyed a high reputation. This is confirmed by the fact that Anthony van Dyck painted his ''Portrait'' in ''grisaille'' and an engraving freely cut after this portrait by Pieter de Jode II was included in van Dyck’s "Iconography" (Icones Principum Virorum), a collection of portraits of leading personalities of van Dyck’s time. Below his portrait de Coster is described as a ''Pictor Noctium'' i.e. a ‘Painter of Nights’, a clear reference to his preference for tenebrist scenes.〔(Adam de Coster, in "Icones Principum Virorum" ), at the British Museum website〕
The artist did not have any known pupils.〔 His name was largely forgotten after his dead and his work attributed to other artists.〔

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