Maarten Peeters or Marten Peeters van Ghelle (c. 1500 – 1566) was a Flemish painter, print publisher and dealer active in Antwerp. Peeters was born in Geel, Duchy of Brabant, around 1500. He was also called Martinus Petri, Merten Peters, and Marteen van Gheele. He moved to Antwerp, where he was active as a painter, print publisher and dealer. He was a member of the guild of traders (Meerseniers) in 1524/25. The following year he was reported as part of Antwerp's Guild of Saint Luke as a painter. He was the guild's dean in 1533, 1546, 1558. He was dean five times overall between 1533 and 1559. His son, Maarten II, was reported as wijnmeester, i.e. son of a master.
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| - Maarten Peeters or Marten Peeters van Ghelle (c. 1500 – 1566) was a Flemish painter, print publisher and dealer active in Antwerp. Peeters was born in Geel, Duchy of Brabant, around 1500. He was also called Martinus Petri, Merten Peters, and Marteen van Gheele. He moved to Antwerp, where he was active as a painter, print publisher and dealer. He was a member of the guild of traders (Meerseniers) in 1524/25. The following year he was reported as part of Antwerp's Guild of Saint Luke as a painter. He was the guild's dean in 1533, 1546, 1558. He was dean five times overall between 1533 and 1559. His son, Maarten II, was reported as wijnmeester, i.e. son of a master. (en)
- Maarten Peeters o Marten Peeters van Ghelle ( c. 1500 - 1566) fue un pintor, editor de grabados y comerciante flamenco activo en Amberes . Peeters nació en Geel, en el Ducado de Brabante, hacia 1500. También se le llamó Martinus Petri, Merten Peters y Marteen van Gheele. Se trasladó a Amberes, donde ejerció como pintor, editor de grabados y comerciante. Fue miembro del gremio de comerciantes (Meerseniers) en 1524/25. Al año siguiente, se le informa de que forma parte del Gremio de San Lucas de Amberes como pintor. Fue decano del gremio en 1533, 1546 y 1558. Fue decano cinco veces en total entre 1533 y 1559. Su hijo, Maarten II, aparece como wijnmeester, es decir, hijo de un maestro. (es)
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| - Maarten Peeters o Marten Peeters van Ghelle ( c. 1500 - 1566) fue un pintor, editor de grabados y comerciante flamenco activo en Amberes . Peeters nació en Geel, en el Ducado de Brabante, hacia 1500. También se le llamó Martinus Petri, Merten Peters y Marteen van Gheele. Se trasladó a Amberes, donde ejerció como pintor, editor de grabados y comerciante. Fue miembro del gremio de comerciantes (Meerseniers) en 1524/25. Al año siguiente, se le informa de que forma parte del Gremio de San Lucas de Amberes como pintor. Fue decano del gremio en 1533, 1546 y 1558. Fue decano cinco veces en total entre 1533 y 1559. Su hijo, Maarten II, aparece como wijnmeester, es decir, hijo de un maestro. Estuvo activo como editor en las décadas de 1550 y 1560. Estaba particularmente interesado en el arte francés e italiano. Publicó láminas de Francesco Primaticcio y obras de artistas flamencos influenciados por el estilo italiano y, entre otras cosas, volvió a publicar casi todas las láminas de Lucas van Leyden. Se convirtió en el tutor legal de dos hijos de Pieter Coecke van Aelst, Michiel y el futuro pintor Pieter II. Fue su tutor durante su minoría de edad. Se casó con Marie Jansdochter, hija de Jan van der Haer y Gheertruyde Diericks Coevoet. Su hijo, Maarten Peeters II, también pintor, se casó con Johanna Reyns, la viuda del pintor Willem Key. Maarten II pudo haber continuado con el negocio de su padre. Murió en Amberes después de 1565, probablemente alrededor de 1566 o poco antes. (es)
- Maarten Peeters or Marten Peeters van Ghelle (c. 1500 – 1566) was a Flemish painter, print publisher and dealer active in Antwerp. Peeters was born in Geel, Duchy of Brabant, around 1500. He was also called Martinus Petri, Merten Peters, and Marteen van Gheele. He moved to Antwerp, where he was active as a painter, print publisher and dealer. He was a member of the guild of traders (Meerseniers) in 1524/25. The following year he was reported as part of Antwerp's Guild of Saint Luke as a painter. He was the guild's dean in 1533, 1546, 1558. He was dean five times overall between 1533 and 1559. His son, Maarten II, was reported as wijnmeester, i.e. son of a master. He was active as a publisher in the 1550s and 1560s. He was particularly interested in French and Italian art. He published plates after Francesco Primaticcio and works of Flemish artists influenced by the Italian style, and, among other things, republished nearly all the plates by Lucas van Leyden. He became the legal guardian of two sons of Pieter Coecke van Aelst, Michiel and future painter Pieter II. He was their warden through their minority. He married Marie Jansdochter, daughter of Jan van der Haer and Gheertruyde Diericks Coevoet. His son, Maarten Peeters II, also a painter, married Johanna Reyns, the widow of painter Willem Key. Maarten II may have continued his father's business. He died in Antwerp after 1565, probably around 1566 or shortly before. (en)
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