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North Netherlandish
Born
The Hague (city) 1657-09/1657-09-21
baptized on 21 September 1657
Deceased
Alkmaar (place) 1727-10-03
he died on 3 October 1727 (Jager 2016, p. 290); he was buried on 5 October 1727
Family relationships
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Son of the Antwerp painter Franciscus Carré (1630-1669) and Geertruyt Buys (died after 1681). He was married to Antonia Steen (1661-1726) in Amsterdam on 29 March 1686. Between 1687 and 1691 they had three sons baptized. Their son Hendrick Carrée II (died 1727) and daughter Alida (died 1747) were also painters (the latter mainly of fans).
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Active in
  • Haarlem (stad)
    He must have been in Haarlem as he is reported by Van Gool to have been trained by Berchem (Jager 2016, p. 289).
  • Den Haag (stad) 1675 - 1686
    documented as an artist in The Hague 1686 (Obreen)
  • Amsterdam (stad) 1686 - 1692
    Married Antonia Steen in March 1686 and lived with her on Utrechtsestraat. He is not mentioned as a member of the Guild till 1692, when he is mentioned with his own studio (Jager 2016, p. 289).
  • Londen (Engeland) 1692 - 1695
    Met here a.o. Jan Wyck and Pieter Roestraeten; Houbraken states Carrée was in England in 1695 (Houbraken 1719, p. 191). According to Van Gool he did not meet with success there.
  • Den Haag (stad) 1695 - 1697
    On 12 September 1695 he payed his dues to the Guild and member of the drawing academy (Obreen 1877-1890, vol. 5, p. 143; Jager 2016, p. 289).
  • Berlijn 1697 - 1713
    Active at the court of Elector Friedrich III from 1697/98 onwards as successor of Abraham Jansz. Begeijn as Court Painter. In 1702 he became private painter for king Friedrich I of Prussia, what he remained till the king's death in 1713 (Von Wurzbach 1906).
  • Amsterdam (stad) 1713
    According to Van Gool he had a very bad time in Amsterdam, as he had to work for stingy art dealers (Jager 2016, p. 289-290).
  • Alkmaar (plaats) 1725 - 1727-10-03
    enrolled in the Alkmaar Guild of St Luke 1725
Teacher at academy/university
Königliche Akademie der Künste (Berlijn)
served as the director several times
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history (genre), italianate
Medium/technique
oil paint
Creation date: 1991-11-27; Last modified date: 2023-05-16

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