Andreas Bernardus de Quertenmont

[1] De Quertenmont made compositions of historical and religious scenes, and specialized in portrait painting.

[3] In 1787, de Quertenmont made a series of 55 portraits commemorating an important meeting of the States of Brabant.

Some of the preparatory drawings have been preserved and show de Quertenmont to be an excellent draughtsman who could make lively and expressive portraits.

De Quertenmont produced a number of etchings, including portraits after paintings by Rubens and van Dyck as well as after his own drawings.

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