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Jan Fyt was a #Flemish #painter, etcher, & draughtsman born #OnThisDay in 1611. He was known for his #stilllife paintings, particularly of animals & game from hunting trips.
📷 Credit: @MuseoThyssen, "Vase of Flowers and Two Bunches of Asparagus" by #JanFyt, 1650.
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Portrait of Helena Fourment, 1630 https://t.co/fgNQaVVQ0p #flemishart #baroque
This is my oc inspired by Archer from the video I came across at youtube called ‘Entirely too gay‘ 😂 He’s a flemish giant rabbit and he’s a pole dancer!
@migliaccio31 @giovangelucci @albertopetro2 @BrindusaB1 @smarucci461 @erminiopasquat1 @LunaLeso @karmendida @marialves53 @CaterinaCategio @renatoantares50 @malka8491 @anthony77631293 @henrirousseau12 @lissablu68 @mariatontini1 @Anieska @cristob45 @ritamay1 @licprospero @cmont4560 @DavLucia @dianadep1 @culture_more @Rebeka80721106 @scastaldi9 @martinis2018 @marmelyr @NadiaZanelli1 @Papryka5 @angela3nipoti1 @BaroneZaza70 @GerardBigPlus1 @paoloigna1 @agustin_gut @AlessandraCicc6 @CristianeGLima @ValerioLivia @gori_magnani @djolavarrieta Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568 – 13 January 1625) was a Flemish painter,
Beheading of St. John the Baptist, 1610 #flemishart #peterpaulrubens
Diana and her Nymphs Surprised by the Fauns, 1640 #peterpaulrubens #flemishart
Diana Returning from Hunt, 1615 https://t.co/TkDFRBzyhe #baroque #flemishart
Drunken Bacchus with Faun and Satyr #flemishart #peterpaulrubens
Etude of horse, 1620 https://t.co/yB4WwphN6W #baroque #flemishart
February 25, 1639: Flemish painter Roelant Savery dies.
Savery was apprenticed to his elder brother Jacob, who was also a painter.
After his brother's death, Roelant became court painter to Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II (and his successor, Matthias).
🎨 "Noah's Ark", 1620s
On this day in 1597, Flemish Mannerist painter Frederick van Valckenborch, known for his imaginary landscapes, became a citizen of Frankfurt-on-Main, having moved from the Spanish-occupied Netherlands to seek a more liberal environment.
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