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Philips Vingboons
Philips Vingboons (or ''Vinckboons'', ''Vinckeboons'', ''Vinckbooms'') (c. 1607 – 2 October 1678) was a Dutch architect. He was part of the school of Jacob van Campen, that is, Dutch Classicism. Vingboons was especially highly regarded in his native city of Amsterdam.
==Biography==
Philips Vingboons was born in circa 1607 in Amsterdam in the Dutch Republic.〔(Philips Vinckboons II ) in the RKD〕 His father David Vinckboons was a painter from the Southern Netherlands who had fled from Antwerp to Amsterdam during the Dutch Revolt.〔 Vingboons had nine brothers and sisters.〔(Architects in order of appearance ). Government of Amsterdam. Retrieved on 2008-05-26.〕 His brother Johannes Vingboons was a painter〔(Johannes Vinckboons ) in the RKD〕 and his brother Justus Vingboons also was an architect.〔
Vingboons started his career as a painter in the family business with his father and siblings, where he was educated with cartography, mathematics, architecture, and classics. He later became an architect, and he was possibly a student of the architect Jacob van Campen.〔 He became engaged to Petronella Questiés on 21 April 1645, when he was 37 years old.〔 He had a set of his designs engraved by his brother Jan in 1648 for the Amsterdam council, and Justus Danckerts published these in 1688.〔''Gronden en afbeeldsels der voornaamste gebouwen, van alle die Philips Vingboons geordineert heeft'', by Philips Vingboons and Justus Danckerts, Amsterdam, 1688〕 Thanks to this book, much of his work can be attributed accurately, including some designs that were not executed, such as his maquette for the Amsterdam city hall, and the buitenplaats Vredenburch in Beemster. Vingboons died in 1678〔 and was buried on 10 February 1678 in Amsterdam.〔
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