Genealogy of The Family Van Orley
Bernard van Orley belonged to a large family of painters, starting with his father:
1) Valentin van Orley (1466–1532) : Philipp van Orley (ca. 1491-1566) (designer of tapestry cartoons); Bernard van Orley (1492?-1542?), painter and tapestry designer; Everard van Orley (born after 1491), painter; Gomar van Orley, painter (active around 1533).
2) Bernard van Orley : Michael van Orley; Hieronymus I van Orley, painter (active around 1567-1602); Giles van Orley, painter (ca. 1535-1553)
3) Giles van Orley (ca. 1535-1553) : Hieronymus II van Orley (painter and decorator)
4) Hieronymus II van Orley : Hieronymus III van Orley, portrait painter, decorator, etcher (documented in 1652); Pieter van Orley (1638-after 1708), miniaturist and landscape painter; François van Orley, history painter; Richard I van Orley
5) Pieter van Orley (1638–1708) : Richard II van Orley (1663–1732), painter and etcher; Jan van Orley (1665–1735), painter and etcher.
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