Abraham Govaerts

1589–1626 · Baroque

Abraham Govaerts was a Flemish painter who specialized in small cabinet-sized forest landscapes in the manner of Jan Brueghel the Elder and Gillis van Coninxloo. He was a regular collaborator with other artists who were specialists in specific genres. Govaerts would paint the landscape while these specialists painted the figures, animals or still life elements.

20 paintings

• Forest landscape (1619)
• Wooded Landscape (1650)
• The Judgement of Midas (1650)
• The Eternal Forest / Deer hunting (1650)
• Wooded landscape with shepherds and their flock (1617)
• A Wooded Landscape with Woodcutters near a River (1650)
• Wooded Landscape with peasants (1650)
• The conversion of Paul, the Apostle (1650)
• Waldlandschaft
• La vierge dans une forêt
• The rape of Europa (1621)
• Wooded landscape with peasants crossing the ford. (1620)
• A Nymph and a Satyr (1613)
• The rest in the deciduous forest
• Finding of Moses (1621)
• Hunting Scene (1613)
• Les Cinq Sens (1612)
• Wooded Landscape with Gipsy Women (1612)
• Forest View with Travellers (1620)
• Skovlandskab med Johannes Døberen i ødemarken, Johannes Døberens prædiken og Jesu dåb (1604-1626)