Jacobus Jansz. (Joose) de Momper

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Josse de Momper I (1516–59) was known as an artist and dealer who moved from Bruges to Antwerp

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Momper, de family

Irene Haberland and Louise S. Milne

in Oxford Art Online

Published online January 2003 | e-ISBN: 9781884446054 | DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.1093/gao/9781884446054.article.T058982

PREVIEW Flemish family of artists and dealers. Jan de Momper I (fl 1512–16) was a painter in Bruges; his son Josse de Momper I (1516–59) was known as an artist and dealer who moved from Bruges to Antwerp, where his son Bartolomeus de Momper (1535–after 1597) inherited both occupations, as well as being an engraver. Bartholomeus’s sons (1) Josse de Momper II and Jan de Momper II were both landscape painters, but Josse the younger, an engraver and draughtsman as well, was the outstanding artist of the family. His art, which was popular and influential in his own time, belongs to the transitional...

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Jan de Momper I (fl 1512–16) was a painter in Bruges; his son Josse de Momper I (1516–59) was known as an artist and dealer who moved from Bruges to Antwerp, where his son Bartolomeus de Momper (1535–after 1597) inherited both occupations, as well as being an engraver. Bartholomeus's sons Josse de Momper II and Jan de Momper II were both landscape painters, but Josse the younger, an engraver and draughtsman as well, was the outstanding artist of the family. His art, which was popular and influential in his own time, belongs to the transitional period between late 16th-century Mannerism and the tendency towards greater realism that developed in the early 17th century. Although two of Josse the younger's sons, Gaspard de Momper (active 1627) and Philips de Momper I (active 1622–34), were painters, little is known of their work, except that Philips was a staffage painter who executed the figures in some of his father's paintings; he also spent some years in Rome, where he had travelled with Jan Breughel the Younger. Jan de Momper the Younger's son Frans de Momper was, like his uncle, a landscape painter and draughtsman; he worked for 20 years in the Dutch Republic, and his style reflects that of the younger generation of Dutch artists in its monochrome colouring, while owing much to his uncle's influence in the preference for wide vistas. Frans's brother, Philips de Momper II (active 1622; d 1675), was also a painter.

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Individual Profile Jacobus Jansz de Momper

1. 531094 Birth: 1516, Brugge, West Flanders, Belgium Death: 8 Jun 1559, Antwerp, Antwerpen, Belgium Family: SPOUSE: de Zuttere, Anna, , #789426 Married: ; 1 -- +de Momper, Bartholomeus, Abt 1538, #789425 Family: SPOUSE: Robyns, Anna Gheertsdochter, , #791047 Married: 1539; 1 -- de Momper, Jan Joosse, , #1179945 2 -- +de Momper, Magdalena Joosse, , #1179946 3 -- +de Momper, Hendrik, 1540, #531095 Father: de Momper, Jean, 1485, #531093 Mother: _____, _____, , #950766 Notes: Marriage Source: Harder, Bernhard (b. 27 Apr 1925); 15 May 2004 E-mail Marriage Source: Dueck, Ulrich. West Prussian Mennonite Genealogy Charts454 genealogical charts. See description by C. Fredrick Dyck in Mennonite Family History, Oct 2009, p181. Microfilm is available at most Mennonite archives and libraries in North America. Also online at http://mla.be, page Chart 114 Birth Source: National Archives and Records Administration: T81 610, page 5401051 Birth Source: Dueck, Ulrich. West Prussian Mennonite Genealogy Charts454 genealogical charts. See description by C. Fredrick Dyck in Mennonite Family History, Oct 2009, p181. Microfilm is available at most Mennonite archives and libraries in North America. Also online at http://mla.be, page Chart 114 Death Source: National Archives and Records Administration: T81 610, page 5401051 Death Source: Dueck, Ulrich. West Prussian Mennonite Genealogy Charts454 genealogical charts. See description by C. Fredrick Dyck in Mennonite Family History, Oct 2009, p181. Microfilm is available at most Mennonite archives and libraries in North America. Also online at http://mla.be, page Chart 114 Death Source: Stamboon ten Hulsen-Franssen Notes: He was a landscape artist and was a Calvinist. Maria Momber of the Netherlands says he died 16 Nov 1559 in Antwerp, Belgium. Last update: 24 Aug 2013 This date covers only this individual's personal data and not family data (marriages, children, etc.)