Duquesnoy, François

Japanese: デュケノア（英語表記）Duquesnoy， François

Born: 1594/1597 Brussels
[Died] July 12, 1643. Livorno, Italy. A sculptor from Flanders who was active in Rome. Commonly known as Il Fiammingo or François Flamand. Born into a family of sculptors, he learned sculpture from his father, Jerome Duquesnoy. His younger brother, Jerome Duquesnoy, who worked at the court of Philip IV of Spain, was also famous. In 1618 he went to Rome and became friends with G. Bernini and N. Poussin. His style is a fusion of the former's Italian Baroque style and the latter's 17th century classicism. His representative works are "Saint Andrew" (1628-40, St. Peter's Basilica) and "Saint Susanna" (1629-33, Santa Maria di Loreto, Rome).

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Japanese:

[生]1594/1597. ブリュッセル
[没]1643.7.12. イタリア，リボルノ
フランドル出身のローマで活躍した彫刻家。通称 Il Fiammingoまたは François Flamand。彫刻家の家系に生れ，父のジェローム・デュケノアに彫刻を学ぶ。スペインのフェリペ4世の宮廷で活躍した弟のジェローム・デュケノアも著名。 1618年ローマに行き G.ベルニーニや N.プーサンと友人になる。彼の作風には前者のイタリア・バロックの作風と，後者の 17世紀の古典主義の作風との融合がみられる。代表作『聖アンデレ』 (1628～40，サン・ピエトロ大聖堂) ，『聖女スザンナ』 (29～33，ローマ，サンタ・マリア・ディ・ロレト) 。

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