Antwerp artists and the practice of painting on copper

Michael K. Komanecky · Isabel Horovitz · Nicholas Eastaugh

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Artistic activity in Antwerp around 1600 is explored in the context of the city's role in the international copper trade and print publishing. The physical characteristics of copper plates used by Antwerp artists such as Brueghel and his contemporaries are discussed, as well as the painting techniques employed.

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