The Divine Hope at The Fine Arts Museum in Ghent, Belgium

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Jan Antoine van der Ven (Den Bosh 1799-1866) was a sculptor, draftsman and director of academy. The subjects represented in his pieces were portraits, figure ans mythology. His period of activity was between 1814-1866. He attended the Royal School of Visual Arts in Den Bosh, Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Academie des Beaux-Arts in Brusselsd and the Ecole des Beaux- Arts in Paris.He was pupil of Jan Frans van Yellow. In 1858 became director of the Royal School of Visual Arts in Den Bosch. He was teacher of Charles-Henry Geerts, Lambert Hazemans, Piet Butcher and Edouard Francois Marchant. He won a competition in Rome for sculpture at the Antwerp Academy in 1981.
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Titre	The Divine Hope at The Fine Arts Museum
Dimension	x
Accession	1920-AM
Période	1841
Medium	Marble
Artiste	Jan Antonie van der Ven