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Jacob Marrel

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  • Merian, Maria Sibylla
    Maria Sibylla Merian

    …mother and stepfather, still-life painter Jacob Marrel. Merian studied painting under the tutelage of Marrel at the family’s Frankfurt home. She collected insects and other specimens for Marrel’s compositions, and in these formative years, nature—plants and caterpillars in particular—became Merian’s primary subjects of artistic interest. She eventually started her own…

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    …mother and stepfather, still-life painter Jacob Marrel. Merian studied painting under the tutelage of Marrel at the family’s Frankfurt home. She collected insects and other specimens for Marrel’s compositions, and in these formative years, nature—plants and caterpillars in particular—became Merian’s primary subjects of artistic interest. She eventually started her own…

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