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collection National Gallery of Norway  Karel van Mallery
(1571–1645) was an engraver from the Southern Netherlands.
Study of Karel van Mallery, attributed to Anthony van Dyck  Van
Mallery was born and died in Antwerp. According to the RKD he
was a pupil of Philips Galle and became a member of the Antwerp
Guild of Saint Luke in 1585.[1] He travelled to Rome in the
years 1595-1597 and when he returned to Antwerp he became a
master in the guild in 1597 and married Catharina Galle, the
daughter of his teacher on 10 January 1598. They named their son
also Philips.[1] From 1601 he worked both in Antwerp and in
Paris.[1] In 1620-1621 he became deacon of the Antwerp guild and
in 1626 he lived in the Keyserstraet.[1] He became the teacher
of his son Philips de Mallery and the engraver Michel
Natalis.[1]     1. ^ a b c d e Karel van Mallery in the RKD