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<p> an eminent Belgian paints er, celebrated for his devotion to sacred art, was born at [[Charleroi]] November 17, 1787, and studied at Brussels, and at Ghent, where he gained a prize. He early became noted for his artistic qualities; yet he continued his studies, and, not contented with the advantages afforded him at home, went to Paris, where he became a pupil of the celebrated J.L. David, and subsequently studied in [[Italy]] under distinguished masters. On his return to the Belgian capital, Navez rose rapidly to distinction. He was made professor in the normal school and director,of the [[Academy]] of Fine Arts, and was generally acknowledged the most eminent master of the academical school of painting. He died in 1869. Among his works are, [[Hagar]] in the Desert, [[Meeting]] of [[Isaac]] and Rebecca, Raising of the Son of the [[Shulamite]] Woman, [[Prophet]] Samuel, [[Ascension]] of the Virgin, Marriage of the Virgin, [[Jesus]] Sleeping, and the [[Virgin]] and the Infant Jesus. </p>
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<p> an eminent Belgian paints er, celebrated for his devotion to sacred art, was born at [[Charleroi]] November 17, 1787, and studied at Brussels, and at Ghent, where he gained a prize. He early became noted for his artistic qualities; yet he continued his studies, and, not contented with the advantages afforded him at home, went to Paris, where he became a pupil of the celebrated J.L. David, and subsequently studied in Italy under distinguished masters. On his return to the Belgian capital, Navez rose rapidly to distinction. He was made professor in the normal school and director,of the [[Academy]] of [[Fine]] Arts, and was generally acknowledged the most eminent master of the academical school of painting. He died in 1869. Among his works are, [[Hagar]] in the Desert, [[Meeting]] of Isaac and Rebecca, [[Raising]] of the Son of the [[Shulamite]] Woman, [[Prophet]] Samuel, [[Ascension]] of the Virgin, Marriage of the Virgin, Jesus Sleeping, and the [[Virgin]] and the [[Infant]] Jesus. </p>
 
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<ref name="term_52351"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/navez,+francois+josepit Francois Josepit Navez from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>
<ref name="term_52351"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/navez,+francois+josepit Francois Josepit Navez from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>
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Francois Josepit Navez [1]

an eminent Belgian paints er, celebrated for his devotion to sacred art, was born at Charleroi November 17, 1787, and studied at Brussels, and at Ghent, where he gained a prize. He early became noted for his artistic qualities; yet he continued his studies, and, not contented with the advantages afforded him at home, went to Paris, where he became a pupil of the celebrated J.L. David, and subsequently studied in Italy under distinguished masters. On his return to the Belgian capital, Navez rose rapidly to distinction. He was made professor in the normal school and director,of the Academy of Fine Arts, and was generally acknowledged the most eminent master of the academical school of painting. He died in 1869. Among his works are, Hagar in the Desert, Meeting of Isaac and Rebecca, Raising of the Son of the Shulamite Woman, Prophet Samuel, Ascension of the Virgin, Marriage of the Virgin, Jesus Sleeping, and the Virgin and the Infant Jesus.

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