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Jan van der Noot

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Jan van der Noot , b. 1539 or 1540, d. 1595?, Flemish poet. He wrote sonnets, odes, and other pieces in imitation of Petrarch and especially of Ronsard.

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Straet, Jan van der

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Straet, Jan van der (b Bruges, 1523; d Florence, 3 Nov. 1605). Netherlandish painter and designer, active for almost all his career in Italy, where he was known as Giovanni Stradano (or Stradanus or della Strada). He had his main training in Antwerp with Aertsen, and moved to Italy in about 1545. A protégé of Vasari, he worked in various Italian cities, but mainly in Florence, where he was much employed by the Medici family. He assisted Vasari with frescos in the Palazzo Vecchio, for example, but his main work for the Medici was as a tapestry designer. His Mannerist style was influenced by Vasari, but it always retained a Netherlandish accent and he was admired for his skill in genre painting, a northern speciality. Several of his designs were published in engravings.

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Straet, Jan van der (1523–1605). Netherlandish painter and designer, active for almost all his career in Italy, where he was known as Giovanni Stradano (or Stradanus or della Strada). He was born in Bruges, had his main training in Antwerp with Aertsen, and moved to Italy in about 1545. A protégé of Vasari, he worked in various Italian cities, but mainly in Florence, where he was much employed by the Medici family. He assisted Vasari with frescos in the Palazzo Vecchio, for example, but his main work for the Medici was as a tapestry designer. His Mannerist style was influenced by Vasari, but it always retained a Netherlandish accent and he was admired for his skill in genre painting, a northern speciality. Several of his designs were published in engravings.

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