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whose compositions he
painted the landscapes. Jan
Wildens was born in
Antwerp as the son of
Hendrick Wildens and
Magdalena van Vosbergen. His
father died when...
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Wilden may
refer to:
Wilden, Bedfordshire, a
village and
civil parish in Bedfordshire,
England Wilden, Worcestershire, a
village in Worcestershire, England...
- John
Wilden Hughes Jr. (February 18, 1950 –
August 6, 2009) was an
American filmmaker, producer, and screenwriter. He
began his
career in 1970 as an author...
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Daughters of
Leucippus is a 1618
painting by
Peter Paul
Rubens and Jan
Wildens. It is displa**** at the Alte
Pinakothek in Munich. The
painting was bought...
- with the
landscape now
attributed to
Lucas van Uden or Jan
Wildens and the dogs by
Wildens. It was in
private collections in
Brussels such as that of...
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Anthony George Wilden (14
December 1935 – 29
December 2019) was a writer,
social theorist,
college lecturer, and consultant.
Wilden published numerous...
- The
Wilden Ironworks was an
ironworks in
Wilden, Worcestershire, England. It
operated for many
years and was
acquired by the
Baldwin family, ancestors...
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specialists such as Jan
Wildens to add
landscapes to his creations.
There are
various collaborations recorded with Jan
Wildens, who was Paul de Vos' brother-in-law...
- The term
Junge Wilde (German for "young wild ones") was
originally applied to
trends within the art world, and was only
later used with
reference to politics...
- for his 1918
photograph of
Charles Wilden in Bovey, Minnesota. The
photo is now
known as
Grace and
depicts Wilden saying a
prayer over a
simple meal....