Cornelis Huysmans
1648–1727 · Baroque
Cornelis Huysmans was a Flemish landscape painter who was active in Antwerp, Brussels and Mechelen. Huysmans held a foremost position in Flemish landscape painting in the late 17th and early 18th century and was particularly known for his pseudo-Italianate landscapes with mountains in the background, which show the influence of Nicolas Poussin and Jacques d'Arthois.
31 paintings
- The Hollow Road (c. 1700)
- Landscape
- Forested landscape (1700)
- A Woodland Scene with Figures
- Wooded Landscape with Ruins
- Arcadian Landscape with Shepherd and Other Pastoral Figures in the Background
- Wooded landscape with peasants and their cattle
- Mountainous landscape with figures (2) (1696)
- Mountainous landscape with figures (1696)
- Wooded river landscape with a shepherd resting near his flock (1696)
- Wooded Hilly Landscape (1650)
- Rider on a horse in a wooded river landscape (1696)
- Hilly Forest Landscape (1675)
- Landscape with Cattle and Figures (1700)
- Landscape with horse riders and herds (1695)
- Landscape with sheep (1698)
- Landschap
- Landscape
- Rocky landscape with travelers (1682)
- Evening Landscape with Travellers (1690)
- Paysage au pont (1695)
- Italian Wooded Landscape with Cattle Pond (1702)
- Southern Landscape with Bathers (1702)
- The ravine (1697)
- Forest Landscape with Figures by the Road (1695)
- Landscape with a Ruined Tower (1695)
- Forest Landscape with a River (1690)
- Forest Landscape with Human Figures (1672)
- Waldlandschaft (1672)
- Landskab (1663-1727)
- Landskab (1663-1727)