Veen, Otto van, 1556-1629

LC control no.	n 79086780
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Veen, Otto van, 1556-1629 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Vaenius, Othonius, 1556-1629 Vaenius, Otto, 1556-1629 Van Veen, Otto, 1556-1629 Veen, Octavio van, 1556-1629 Venius, Otho, 1556-1629 Venius, Otto, 1556-1629 Veen, Otto Cornelisz van, 1556-1629 Veenius, Otto, 1556-1629 Venio, Otto, 1556-1629
Other standard no.	0000000083874926
Located	Leiden (Netherlands) Liège (Belgium) Rome (Italy) Antwerp (Belgium) Brussels (Belgium)
Birth date	1556
Death date	1629
Place of birth	Leiden (Netherlands)
Place of death	Brussels (Belgium)
Field of activity	Art
Profession or occupation	Artists Painters Engravers
Found in	His Amorum emblemata, 1608: t.p. (Othonis Væni) Histoire de la guerre des Bataves et des Romains, 1770: title page (avec les planches d'Otto Vaenius) UnM/UMI files (hdg.: Veen, Otto van, 1556-1629; usage: Othonis Væni; Otho Venius) German Wikipedia, viewed Jan. 30th, 2025 (Otto van Veen, born 1556 in Leiden; died 1629 in Brussels), known as Otto Vaenius or Venius, was a Flemish painter and draughtsman. From around 1594, van Veen was perhaps the most important teacher of Peter Paul Rubens. (...) he devoted himself more and more to the publication of emblem books and graphic series, including the Emblemata Horatiana (1607) and the Amorum Emblemata (1608). Two large etching cycles appeared in Antwerp in 1612 ... He was also court painter to Governor Albrecht VII of Austria and his wife Isabella. He moved his residence from Antwerp to Brussels in 1615.) <https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_van_Veen> Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed Jan. 30th, 2025 ( Veen, Otto van, born 1556 in Leiden, died 1629 in Brussels, active in Leiden, Liège, Antwerp, Rome and Brussels ; was a painter, engraver and author ; other name variants (selection): Veen, Otto Cornelisz van ; Veenius, Otto ; Venio, Otto) <https://d-nb.info/gnd/118767461>