Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
1792–1883 · Romanticism
Ferdinand de Braekeleer, sometimes spelled as Ferdinand de Braeckeleer, was a Flemish painter and printmaker. He is known for his paintings of genre scenes, church interiors, historic events, religious scenes, cityscapes, market scenes and market still lifes. He is called 'the Elder' to distinguish him from his son with the same name, who was also a painter.
22 paintings
- Der Haussegen hängt schief (1850)
- A Belgian School (1853)
- The Concert (1850)
- An apple a day (1853)
- Kenau Simonsdr Hasselaer during the Siege of Haarlem (1829)
- Warm en koud (1854)
- De kraamkamer (1829)
- The Spanish Fury in Antwerp (1835)
- The Antwerp Castle after the Bombardement in 1832
- The Village School (1854)
- Self Portrait (1854)
- The Antwerp Castle in 1831 (1833)
- Resting Hunter (1868)
- The Bat (1860)
- De zangers (1792)
- Binnenplaats (1817)
- a farmhouse (1854)
- Trump (1876)
- Sight of the citadelle of Antwerp after the bombardement of 1832 (1832)
- Rubens peignant Le Chapeau de paille dans un pavillon de son jardin (detail) (1826)
- The Citadel of Antwerp shortly after the Siege of 19 November-23 December 1832, and the Surrender of the Dutch Garisson to the French (1832)
- Interior of an Inn, with Figures in Seventeenth-Century Costume (1848)