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Bernaert de Rijckere
Bernaert de Rijckere〔Alternative spellings of name: Bernaert de Ryckere, Beernaert de Rijcke, Bernaert de Rijcke, Berneert de Rijcke, Beernaert de Rijckere, Berneert de Rijckere, Beernaert van Rues, Bernaert van Rues, Berneert van Rues, Beernaert de Rycke, Bernaert de Rycke, Berneert de Rycke, Beernaert de Ryckere, Berneert de Ryckere〕 (c. 1535 – 1590) was a Flemish Renaissance painter known for his history paintings and portraits.
==Life==
He was born in Kortrijk.〔 (Bernaert de Rijckere ) in: Karel van Mander, ''Schilder-boeck'', 1604, 〕 His father was a silversmith who was relatively well-off and was active in the local Chamber of rhetoric of which he became a deacon. It is not documented who was the teacher of Bernaert de Rijckere. The earliest documented work is a ''Calvary'' painted in 1560 for the altar of the rhetoricians in the local St Martin Church in Kortrijk where the work is currently still located.〔(F. De Vleeschouwer, ''Bernaert de Rijckere'' ), In: ''Nationaal Biografisch Woordenboek'' p 717, 718 〕 Shortly after the completion of this commission, de Rijckere moved to Antwerp where he joined the Guild of St. Luke as a master in 1561.〔
De Rijckere appears to have had a close relationship with Anthonis Palermo, who was the deacon of the Antwerp Guild and was active as an artist as well as an art dealer. In 1563 de Rijckere married Maria Boots, who was presumably well-off. He bought a property in de Jodenstraat in Antwerp. He lived there most of his live. He would later buy more properties in the Antwerp area, a sign of his prosperous circumstances, particularly after the death of his father. He became a member of the Antwerp Chamber of rhetoric ''De Violieren'' in 1585. His sons Abraham and Daniel both trained with him.〔
He died in Antwerp.〔
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