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'''Antoon Van Ysendyck''' (13 January 1801, [[Antwerp]] - 14 October 1875, [[Brussels]]) was a Belgian painter in the [[Romanticism|Romantic]] style.
==Biography==
His father, Adrien-François Van Ysendyck, was a fisherman, originally from [[Bruges]]. In 1816, he began his studies at the [[Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp)|Royal Academy of Fine Arts]] in Antwerp, and became a student of [[Mattheus Ignatius van Bree]] in 1818. The following year, he became a teaching assistant for the course, "Drawing From a Living Model".
In 1822, he travelled throughout the Netherlands and, in 1823, received an award at the [[Prix de Rome]] competition. This came with a grant that enabled him to take an extended study trip to Paris and Italy. He decided to stay in Paris, and lived there until 1838.
He was appointed Director of the Academy in [[Mons]] in 1840. He would hold that position until 1856.
He painted a wide variety of subjects, including portrait, Biblical scenes, historical scenes and [[Genre art|genre]] works. In 1839, he painted two [[altarpieces]] for the Catholic church in [[Schiedam]] and, the following year, one for the church in [[Delft]].
He had two sons; , an architect, and Léon-Jean (1841-1868), who also became a painter. His daughter, Louise-Marie (1849-1870), was a designer.
==Sources==
* "Antoine Van Ysendyck", in: Eugène De Seyn, ''Dictionnaire biographique des sciences, des lettres et des arts en Belgique'', Vol. II, Éditions L'Avenir, 1935, p.1113
* Léopold Devillers, ''Le passé artistique de la ville de Mons'', Hector Monceaux, Mons, 1886
* Denis Coeckelberghs, ''Les peintres belges à Rome de 1700 à 1830'', Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 1976.
* ''Le dictionnaire des peintres belges du XIVe siècle à nos jours'', La Renaissance du Livre, 1994 ISBN 978-2-8041-2012-2
==External links==
[[Category:1801 births]]
[[Category:1875 deaths]]
[[Category:Belgian painters]]
[[Category:Belgian portrait painters]]
[[Category:Belgian history painters]]
[[Category:Belgian genre painters]]
[[Category:Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp) alumni]]
[[Category:Artists from Antwerp]]
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[[File:Ysendyck-Versailles.jpg|thumb|325px|The Announcement of the Signing of the</br> [[Treaty of Versailles (1783)|Treaty of Versailles]]]]
'''Antoon Van Ysendyck''' (13 January 1801, [[Antwerp]] - 14 October 1875, [[Brussels]]) was a Belgian painter in the [[Romanticism|Romantic]] style.
==Biography==
His father, Adrien-François Van Ysendyck, was a fisherman, originally from [[Bruges]]. In 1816, he began his studies at the [[Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp)|Royal Academy of Fine Arts]] in Antwerp, and became a student of [[Mattheus Ignatius van Bree]] in 1818. The following year, he became a teaching assistant for the course, "Drawing From a Living Model".
In 1822, he travelled throughout the Netherlands and, in 1823, received an award at the [[Prix de Rome]] competition. This came with a grant that enabled him to take an extended study trip to Paris and Italy. He decided to stay in Paris, and lived there until 1838.
He was appointed Director of the Academy in [[Mons]] in 1840. He would hold that position until 1856.
He painted a wide variety of subjects, including portrait, Biblical scenes, historical scenes and [[Genre art|genre]] works. In 1839, he painted two [[altarpieces]] for the Catholic church in [[Schiedam]] and, the following year, one for the church in [[Delft]].
He had two sons; , an architect, and Léon-Jean (1841-1868), who also became a painter. His daughter, Louise-Marie (1849-1870), was a designer.
==Sources==
* "Antoine Van Ysendyck", in: Eugène De Seyn, ''Dictionnaire biographique des sciences, des lettres et des arts en Belgique'', Vol. II, Éditions L'Avenir, 1935, p.1113
* Léopold Devillers, ''Le passé artistique de la ville de Mons'', Hector Monceaux, Mons, 1886
* Denis Coeckelberghs, ''Les peintres belges à Rome de 1700 à 1830'', Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 1976.
* ''Le dictionnaire des peintres belges du XIVe siècle à nos jours'', La Renaissance du Livre, 1994 ISBN 978-2-8041-2012-2
==External links==
[[Category:1801 births]]
[[Category:1875 deaths]]
[[Category:Belgian painters]]
[[Category:Belgian portrait painters]]
[[Category:Belgian history painters]]
[[Category:Belgian genre painters]]
[[Category:Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp) alumni]]
[[Category:Artists from Antwerp]]
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