Nicolaes Knüpfer (Leipzig, ca. 1609 - Utrecht, oktober 1655) was een Nederlands kunstschilder van Duitse afkomst.
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Knüpfer kreeg zijn opleiding in Leipzig, maar verhuisde rond 1630 naar Utrecht om bij Abraham Bloemaert te werken. Vervolgens vestigde hij zich als zelfstandig schilder in Utrecht. In 1637 werd hij lid van het Utrechtse Sint Lucasgilde. Op 7 november 1640 trouwt hij met de Utrechtse Cornelia Back[1]( - Utrecht 31 juli 1643). Beide zijn begraving in de Geertekerk in Utrecht.
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Hij werkte mee aan de decoratie van het kasteel Kronborg in Denemarken, en schilderde figuurtjes in de landschappen van Jan Both en Jan Baptist Weenix. Knüpfer was een succesvol en dure leraar, die onder meer Jan Steen en Gabriel Metsu tot zijn leerlingen zou hebben geteld. Knüpfer schilderde kleinschalige schilderijtjes met Bijbelse, literaire en mythologische scènes, naast alledaagse genretafereeltjes. Zijn figuren zijn vaak in opvallende houdingen weergegeven, en geschilderd met vlotte penseelstreken en witte accenten.
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Nikolaus Knüpfer (pagina op website Getty Museum)
Nikolaus Knüpfer (pagina op website Centraal Museum Utrecht)
Nikolaus Knüpfer (pagina op website Rijksmuseum Amsterdam)
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Schilderkunst in Utrecht
Jaarboek Oud-Utrecht 1935, pagina 110 en verder (Nieuwe gegevens over den kunstschilder Nicolaus Knupfer.
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