He was a close friend and frequent collaborator with whom?
Peter Paul Rubens
Vincent Van Gogh
Johannes Vermeer
Diego Velázquez
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He was a close friend and frequent collaborator with Peter Paul Rubens. The two artists met in Rome in the early 1600s and became fast friends. They shared a similar artistic style and enjoyed working together. Rubens painted a portrait of Van Dyck, and Van Dyck painted a portrait of Rubens. The two artists also collaborated on several paintings, including a series of altarpieces for the Cathedral of Antwerp.
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