ROMBOUTS, Salomon

b. 1652 Haarlem · d. 1702 Italy · Baroque

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Dutch painter, son of the painter Gillis Rombouts, with whom he may first have studied. He was admitted to the Haarlem guildGLOSSARYAn association of the masters of a particular craft, trade or profession (painters, goldsmiths, surgeons, and so on) set up to protect its members' rights and interests. Such guilds existed in virtually every European city in the 16th century. The guild also monitored standards of work, acted as a court for those who brought their trade into disrepute, and provided assistance to members in need. in 1678. A landscape painter, his work reflects (and sometimes imitates) the Haarlem landscapes of Ruisdael and more particularly of Cornelis Decker (1625-78). He was in Florence in 1690.

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  title        = {ROMBOUTS, Salomon},
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  date         = {2026-09-11},
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