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Carel Breydel : ウィキペディア英語版
Karel Breydel

Karel Breydel or Carel Breydel, called 'Le Chevalier' (1678, Antwerp - 1733, Antwerp) was a Flemish painter of battle pieces, equestrian paintings and landscapes.
==Life==
Most of the information about Karel Breydel's life is based on the writings of the French 18th-century biographer Jean-Baptiste Descamps who included a lengthy biography of Breydel in his ''La Vie des Peintres Flamands, Allemands et Hollandois''.〔(Charles Breydel ) in: Jean Baptiste Descamps, La Vie des Peintres Flamands, Allemands et Hollandois, avec des portraits gravés en Taille-douce, une indication de leurs principaux Ouvrages, & des réflexions sur leurs différentes manieres, Volume 4, 1760, p. 191-195 〕 This information is not very reliable as Descamps was prone to inventing stories to make his biographies more interesting.〔(Biographical details on Karel Breydel ) at the Nouvelle Biographie Nationale 〕
Karel Breydel was an older brother of Frans Breydel, who became court painter in Kassel. He was in Antwerp a pupil of Pieter Rijsbraeck for three years and then of Peter Ykens.〔 He left for a trip to Italy and travelled via Frankfurt and Nuremberg. When he heard about his brother's success in Kassel, he abandoned his plans to go to Italy and travelled instead to Kassel to join his brother. Here the two brothers worked together for two years with considerable success. Breydel then travelled to Amsterdam.〔 He was back in Antwerp in 1703 where he became a master of the Guild of Saint Luke in 1704. He is recorded in Brussels in 1623 and in Ghent in 1626. He is now believed to have died in Antwerp in 1633 although Descamps describes him as dying in Ghent in 1644.〔〔(Karel Breydel ) at the Netherlands Institute for Art History

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