Pieter Gysels
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1621-1691
Flemish
Pieter Gysels Gallery
Flemish painter. He began his training in 1641, when he was already 20, with Antwerp painter Jan Boots. Houbraken assumed he was also apprenticed to Jan Breughel II, whose diary describes a painting completed in 1638 as a 'small wild boar somewhat touched up by Gys' ('een klein wilt verxken voor Gys wat geretosieert'). But it seems highly doubtful that, as van der Sanden claimed (Denuce, p. 155), 'Gys' refers to Pieter Gysels. In 1649 or 1650 he became a master in Antwerp's Guild of St Luke. It is not known whether he took on any pupils. On 13 November 1650 he married Joanna Huybrecht, who bore him six children.
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Garden Pieter Gysels1.jpg Painting ID:: 1807
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The Hermitage, St.Petersburg |
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Jean-Franc Millet
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French Realist Painter, 1814-1875 |
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Garden Jean-Franc Millet9.jpg Painting ID:: 10556
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Oil on canvas |
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Pieter Gysels
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1621-1691
Flemish
Pieter Gysels Gallery
Flemish painter. He began his training in 1641, when he was already 20, with Antwerp painter Jan Boots. Houbraken assumed he was also apprenticed to Jan Breughel II, whose diary describes a painting completed in 1638 as a 'small wild boar somewhat touched up by Gys' ('een klein wilt verxken voor Gys wat geretosieert'). But it seems highly doubtful that, as van der Sanden claimed (Denuce, p. 155), 'Gys' refers to Pieter Gysels. In 1649 or 1650 he became a master in Antwerp's Guild of St Luke. It is not known whether he took on any pupils. On 13 November 1650 he married Joanna Huybrecht, who bore him six children.
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Garden new3/Pieter Gysels-237499.jpg Painting ID:: 28471
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mk60
Oil on copper
20 1/2x25 1/2"
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Christian Friedrich Gille
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1805-1899
German painter, engraver and lithographer. Between 1825 and 1833 he studied engraving under Johann Gottfried Abraham Frenzel, lithography under Louis Z?llner and painting under Johan Christian Dahl at the Hochschule f?r Bildende K?nste, Dresden. Dahl encouraged in Gille an appreciation for the natural formations and changing conditions of light that had inspired Dahl's friend and mentor, the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich. Gille, however, did not adopt Friedrich's tendency to find mystical significance in these phenomena. Gille's prints are highly descriptive in style and include Saxon landscapes, genre scenes, animal studies and portraits of celebrated men. His paintings and sketches, in oils, watercolour and pen and brown ink, were mostly of landscapes, many with animal staffage. |
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Garden new12/Christian Friedrich Gille-767767.jpg Painting ID:: 38768
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mk141
ca.1835
Oil on pencil on paper mounted on cardboard
28.8x38.6cm
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Demetrio Cosola
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San Sebastiano,Po 1851-1895 Chivasso
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Garden new12/Demetrio Cosola-339529.jpg Painting ID:: 38828
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mk141
1879
Oil on canvas
62.5x42.8cm
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