Diego Duarte y Rodrigues, II

1612 - 1691  (79 años)

• Nombre	Diego Duarte y Rodrigues
  Sufijo	II
  Parentesco	with Maritza Uribe Senior
  Nacimiento	9 Abr 1612	Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica
  Sexo	Varón
  Fallecimiento	15 Ago 1691	Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica
  ID Persona	I2326	rodriguezuribe.co
  Última Modificación	12 Nov 2023

  
  

  Padre	Gaspar Duarte y Rodrigues,   n. 1584, Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica f. 21 Nov 1653, The Hague, South Holland, Paises bajos (Edad 69 años)
  Madre	Catarina Rodriguez,   n. 1584   f. 1644 (Edad 60 años)
  Marriage	1609	Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 25 años - She : ~ 25 años.
  Hijos	1. Diego Duarte y Rodrigues, II,   n. 9 Abr 1612, Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica f. 15 Ago 1691, Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica  (Edad 79 años)
  ID Familia	F1121	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Mapa del Evento		Nacimiento - 9 Abr 1612 - Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica Fallecimiento - 15 Ago 1691 - Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgica  = Enlace a Google Earth
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• Documentos		Venta Casa Diego Duarte Notario: Daniel Bredan Descripción del lugar: Amberes Descripción del tema: Venta por parte de loss herederos de Diego Duarte de la casa "onse Lieve Vrouwe" en el Meir en Amberes. Idioma: Holandés
  		Gaspar Duarte (Antwerpen, ca.1584-1653), hosted by Nicolaas and Frans De Nicolaas and FransTomado de: https://www.snijdersrockoxhuis.be/en/about-the-museum/gaspar-duarte

  
  

  Historias		Networking in high society - The Duarte family in seventeenth-century Antwerp De Timothy De Paepe Vleeshuis Museum | Klank van de stad & University of Antwerp
  		Merchants' Homes and Collections as Cultural Entrepôts: The Case of Joachim de Wicquefort and Diego Duarte De Marika Keblusek Published online: 20 Jul 2011

  
  

• Notas

  Diego Duarte Inventory by Edgar R. Samuel: "In 1683, Diego Duarte had prepared an inventory of his stock of some two hundred paintings together with the names of the artists and their cost prices. This inventory is now in the Royal Library in Brussels.1 It was published by Frederick Muller in 18702 and a revised version by Mr. G. Dogaer was republished in the 1971 Jaarboek3. Before he died (1691), Diego Duarte appointed as his executor and principal heir, the only surviving competent male member of the family, Manuel Levy Duarte of Amsterdam. At the time of the 1683 inventory the cost price of Diego Duarte's stock of paintings had been over 38,000 Fl. At the time of his death eight years later the collection was smaller by perhaps a third but its value was still substantial. The executors' problem was to realize the collection for the benefit of the estate as quickly as possible and it was difficult to do so. Early in 1693 Manuel Levy listed the best of the unsold paintings remaining in Diego Duarte's house, together with their recommended retail prices. His descriptions are far less informative than those in the 1683 inventory, which he obviously had to hand, but sometimes they add information. (Diego's) inventory shows him to have been a meticulous and expert dealer. There is something very modern about Diego Duarte's approach to his task. He was prepared to lock up his capital for many years and stood out for good prices and a high profit margin. It is clear from the two inventories and the records of sales that the seventeenth century art market was a sophisticated one and that success went to the skilful and learned dealer who built up a reputation for reliability and expertise." Diego Duarte or Jacob Duarte (1610 - 1690 or 1691) was a 17th-century Portuguese jeweler, banker, composer, organist and art collector living in Antwerp, who owned paintings by Jan Vermeer, Raphael and others. Diego Duarte was born in Antwerp in 1610 as the son of Gaspar Duarte I, a Christian diamond and art dealer of Jewish descent in Antwerp, who was befriended with e.g. Constantijn Huygens. Gaspar was the son of Diego Duarte I, and was born in 1584 in Antwerp. He later became the consul of Portugal in Antwerp. In 1635, Diego was appointed "jeweller in ordinary" by Charles I of England, but he returned to Antwerp in 1642.[1] He received a part of the art collection of his father on his death in 1653, and continued collecting throughout his life. Part of his collection was sold in Amsterdam in 1682. Diego had a long correspondence and friendship with Constantijn Huygens, Jr.. The house of the Duarte's in Antwerp was called the Antwerp Parnassus, a meeting place for intellectuals to enjoy art and music. William III of England repeatedly stayed at the house between 1674 and 1678. Diego's brother Gaspar Duarte II was an art collector as well, his sister Leonora was a composer, and his other sister Francisca was known as the Nightingale of Antwerp for her singing voice, and was a friend of Maria Tesselschade Visscher and immortalised in a poem by Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft. After the childless death of Diego Duarte in 1691, no Duartes remained in Antwerp. Some 200 paintings of Diego's collection were inherited by his nephew Manuel Levy Duarte. Most were sold between 1693 and 1696. Collection This incomplete list is based on the inventory of 1682, and uses the attributions given therein for what they're worth. Jacob Adriaensz Backer, Last Judgment Jacopo Bassano, 1 piece Theodoor Boeyermans, 7 pieces Paris Bordone, 1 piece Paul Brill, a Pan and 2 other pieces Adriaen Brouwer, 3 pieces Jan Brueghel the Elder, 14 pieces Pieter Bruegel the Elder, a version of The Peasant Wedding, a Peasant Dance, and a Flight To Egypt Caravaggio, 1 piece Michiel Coxie, a Maria Jan Davidsz. de Heem, 3 pieces Gerrit Dou, 2 pieces Adam Elsheimer, 3 pieces Jan Fyt, 3 pieces Giorgione, 3 pieces Hans Holbein the Younger, 1 piece Jan Mabuse, Portrait of a Praying Man and a portrait of Henry VIII of England and his sisters as children Quentin Matsys, 4 pieces Antonis Mor, Self Portrait as the Apostle Paul and five other paintings Palma Vecchio, 2 pieces Parmigianino, 4 pieces Jan Porcellis or Julius Porcellis, 3 pieces Raphael: Holy Family with Anne (this was judged to be the most valuable painting in the 1682 inventory of Duarte's collection), Sacrifice of Elijah and Vision of Ezekiel Guido Reni, 1 piece Jusepe de Ribera, 1 piece Hans Rottenhammer, 4 pieces: one in collaboration with Paul Brill, two with Jan Brueghel the Elder Peter Paul Rubens, Opportunity (an important but lost work, known from a few copies), The Prodigal Son (now at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp), 4 other pieces, and two oil sketches Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder, Battle of the Amazons, now in Sanssouci Rubens and Frans Snyders, Silenus Rubens and Jan Boeckhorst, 2 paintings Andrea del Sarto, Anna selbdritt, two other paintings, and two sketches David Teniers the Younger, Peasant Kermis Tintoretto, 2 pieces Titian, a Mary Magdalen and four other works Jan van Dalen, 2 pieces showing a male and female pilgrim Anthony Van Dyck, twelve paintings Jan van Eyck, a King of the Moors Lucas van Leyden, a Maria Frans van Mieris the Elder, The Serenade and 1 other piece Cornelius van Poelenburgh, 4 pieces Hendrik van Steenwijk II and other members of his family, 3 pieces Nicolaes van Verendael, 3 pieces Jan Vermeer, Lady Standing at a Virginal or Lady Seated at a Virginal (the other was owned at the same time by Jacob Dissius) Wouwerman (unsure which of the three brothers), 8 pieces Género: masculino Nacimiento: 9 de abril de 1612 Muerte: 15 de agosto de 1691 Padre: Gaspar O Duarte Madre: Catharina Duarte (nacida Rodrigues) Hermanos/hermanas: Catharina Fernandes [de Leão?] (nacida Duarte), Leonora Duarte, Gaspar Duarte, Francisca Van Blitterwijck (nacida Duarte), Isabella Duarte