English, 1637–1688
Thomas Flatman was an English painter and poet, active during the 17th century. He is best known for his portraits and historical scenes, and he played a significant role in the artistic culture of his time. Flatman was born in 1637 in London and received his training in the arts in the city, where he developed his skills in painting and poetry. He was influenced by the Baroque style that characterized much of the art in England during this period. Flatman was also known for his literary contributions, particularly his poetry, which often reflected themes of love and nature. He passed away in 1688, leaving behind a legacy that intertwines both visual and literary arts, though much of his work has not survived to the present day.
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