Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for David Teniers the Younger across 5 places, from 1635 to 1690.
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David Teniers the Younger or David Teniers II (bapt. 15 December 1610 – 25 April 1690) was a Flemish Baroque painter, printmaker, and artist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where David Teniers the Younger was documented, and when
1635year
Antwerpattested“A David Teniers is recorded in the Antwerp records as having been issued in 1635 a passport to visit Paris.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1635year
Parisattested“A David Teniers is recorded in the Antwerp records as having been issued in 1635 a passport to visit Paris.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1650year
Brusselsattested“Around 1650, Teniers moved to Brussels to formally enter into the service of the Archduke as a "pintor de cámara" (court painter).”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1650year
Viennaattested“1650, Kunsthistorisches Museum) Teniers included a portrait of Jan Anton van der Baren (the third man from the right) who later followed the Archduke upon his return to Vienna where he took over Teniers's role as director and cataloger o…”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1660year
Brusselsattested“The first official publication of the work in bound book format was published by Hendrick Aertssens in Brussels in 1660 (although the title page states the date as 1658).”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1662year
Steenokkerzeelattested“It is likely that the increased prominence of rural life and nature in his work of that period was connected to his 1662 purchase of Drij Toren, a country house in Perk in which he maintained a studio.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
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1631year
Antwerpmentioned“At the time Teniers created this still life painting, the principal influence on him was Adriaen Brouwer, who had returned from Haarlem to Antwerp around 1631–2.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1631year
Haarlemmentioned“At the time Teniers created this still life painting, the principal influence on him was Adriaen Brouwer, who had returned from Haarlem to Antwerp around 1631–2.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
29 December 1635exact date
Dovermentioned“The artist likely also travelled to England as on 29 December 1635 of the same year he signed in Dover a contract with the Antwerp art dealer Chrisostomos van Immerseel, then resident in England.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
29 December 1635exact date
Englandmentioned“The artist likely also travelled to England as on 29 December 1635 of the same year he signed in Dover a contract with the Antwerp art dealer Chrisostomos van Immerseel, then resident in England.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1636year
Madridmentioned“Rubens received in 1636 a commission from King Philip IV of Spain to create a series of mythological paintings to decorate the Torre de la Parada, a hunting lodge of the King near Madrid.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1643year
Antwerpmentioned“The Guild of St George (Oude Voetboog Guild), a local militia in Antwerp, commissioned a group portrait in 1643 (Hermitage Museum).”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1651year
Englandmentioned“The Conde de Fuensaldaña, then acting as Leopold Wilhelm's lieutenant in the Southern Netherlands, also sent Teniers to England in 1651 to purchase paintings at the Pembroke and presumably other sales.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1651year
Petworth Housementioned“Two of the ten known gallery paintings with Archduke Leopold Wilhelm have similar compositions and include the same paintings: the large, undated canvas in the Kunsthistorisches Museum likely followed the equally large painting dated 165…”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
1655year
Brusselsmentioned“Teniers bought a house close to the Brussels court and was promoted in 1655 to 'camerdiender' or 'ayuda de cámara' (chamberlain) by the Archduke.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
9 July 1676exact date
Mechelenmentioned“The series was made for the Minorite Church in Mechelen following the beatification of the martyrs on 9 July 1676.”source: Wikipedia: David Teniers the Younger
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