Jan Wildens

1586–1653 · Baroque

Jan Wildens was a Flemish painter and draughtsman specializing in landscapes. His Realist landscapes show an eye for detail and have a serene character. He was a regular collaborator with Rubens and other leading Flemish Baroque painters of his generation in whose compositions he painted the landscapes.

37 paintings

• Pan and Syrinx (1602)
• Landscape; loving couples at breakfast (1611)
• Pastorale (1643)
• Winter: a landscape with elegant figures skating and boys fighting with snowballs in the foreground, beside a village and a view of Antwerp in the distance beyond (1650)
• Wooded landscape with brigands playing dice, another brigand up in a tree, on the lookout
• Gleaners and herdsmen tending their flocks with an open landscape beyond (1650)
• An elegant company departing for the hunt before an open landscape (1650)
• River landscape with fishermen returning to shore, with shipping in the distance (1650)
• Landscape with peasants (1595)
• The Abbey of Saint Bernard (1616)
• Landscape with dancing Shepherds (1631)
• Landscape with Hunt of Meleager and Atalanta (1650)
• Holy infant and St. John the Baptist (1610)
• View of the city of Antwerp (1607)
• Hunter in a Winter Landscape with Dogs (1624)
• Landscape with the Devil Sowing Tares (1635)
• Joseph sold by his Brothers (1769)
• Transformation of Women into Magpies (1635)
• Landschap met rotspartijen (1600)
• Marshy Countryside (1629)
• Landschap met dode eik (1600)
• The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus (1618)
• Saint Ignatius of Loyola (1630)
• Diana on the stag hunt (1632)
• Landscape with a rainbow and lumberjacks (1621)
• Christ on the Road to Emmaus (1640)
• Hunter with Dogs in a Landscape (1625)
• Game Stall (1619)
• Landscape with hunters (1649)
• Landscape with love couple (1640)
• Vertumnus and Pomona (1633)
• Stag Hunt (1650)
• Landscape with Gentlefolk and Gypsies
• The Waters of Spa (1700)
• Landscape with shearers (1613)
• Landscape with figures (1601)
• View of Antwerp (1636)