Jacques d'Arthois
1613–1686 · Baroque
Jacques d'Arthois was a Flemish painter and tapestry designer who specialized in wooded landscapes with figures. He often depicted the woods around his native Brussels. Jacques d'Arthois was an influential painter and one of the few 17th century landscape painters from Brussels whose fame was remembered in the following centuries as his style was imitated and followed by many other landscape artists.
26 paintings
- Landscape with a River and Horsemen (1686)
- Landscape with a Huntsman
- Landscape with Figures
- A rocky cove with fisherfolk on the shore, an artist sketching in the foreground
- Landscape with a castle and figures (1650)
- Landscape with a Rider in Red
- Family Group in a Landscape (1645)
- Landscape
- The Sonian forest with figures
- Wooded landscape with hunters and travellers (1657)
- Landscape: Woodland with Lake and Figures
- Cesta k jazeru - O (1650)
- Cavaliers halting on a Roadway in a Landscape (1658)
- Landscape with a Hunting Party (1659)
- Sunken Road in a Wood (1658)
- Landscape with Entrance to a Forrest (1650)
- Landscape with a Group of Trees at the Shore of a Lake, Three Riders on the Road in the Foreground (1667)
- Etang à la lisière d'un bois (1700)
- Landscape with a Herd (1640)
- Landscape (1682)
- Landscape near Brussels (1654)
- Extensive forest landscape with St. Francis Borgia (1665)
- Extensive forest landscape with St. Stanisław Kostka (1665)
- Landscape with a herd (1665)
- Family Group in a Landscape (ca. 1645)
- Road through a Forest