Pieter Coecke Van Aelst The Conversion Of Saul Drawing

Pieter Coecke Van Aelst The Conversion Of Saul Drawing Title: the conversion of saul drawing. artist: pieter coecke van aelst (netherlandish, aelst 1502–1550 brussels) date: ca. 1529 1530. culture: netherlandish, brussels. medium: pen and brown ink, brown wash, heightened with white gouache. dimensions: overall: 10 3 16 × 16 5 16 in. (25.8 × 41.5 cm) classification: drawings. The conversion of saul drawing. pieter coecke van aelst. ca. 1529 1530. pieter coecke van aelst. ca. 1535–50. 1 2 3. return to top. the met fifth avenue. 1000.

Pieter Coecke Van Aelst The Conversion Of Saul Horse Cartoon Pieter coecke van aelst. pieter coecke van aelst or pieter coecke van aelst the elder (aalst, 14 august 1502 [citation needed] – brussels, 6 december 1550) was a flemish painter, sculptor, architect, author and designer of woodcuts, goldsmith's work, stained glass and tapestries. [1] his principal subjects were christian religious themes. At the center of “the conversion of saul,” designed when coecke was still in his 20s, pieter coecke van aelst and renaissance tapestry” is on view through jan. 11 at the metropolitan. Pieter coecke van aelst, the conversion of saul, horse cartoon fragment, ca. 1530 courtesy the british museum and the metropolitan museum of art ©the trustees of the british museum. Through teaching, designs, and publications, pieter coecke van aelst stimulated the sculpture, architecture, and painting of his day. his translations of italian architectural treatises helped to introduce italian art theory into the netherlands. born in aelst, where his father was deputy mayor, coecke may have studied with bernaert van orley.