Pieter van Bloemen
1657–1720 · Baroque
Pieter van Bloemen, also known as Standaart, first name also spelled Peter or Peeter, was a Flemish painter, draughtsman and printmaker. He was a gifted landscape and animal artist and was very successful with his compositions depicting Italian landscapes with figures, equestrian battles, animals and genre and market scenes.
40 paintings
- Horses in front of a tavern
- Entry of prince Michał Radziwiłł to Rome
- A Herdsman with Cattle and Sheep
- The Duke of Marlborough and the Earl of Cadogan at Blenheim (Hochstadt) (1714)
- Battle scene (1698)
- Entry the Polish ambassador Michał Kazimierz Radziwiłł into Rome in 1680. (1680)
- Tempel der Vesta
- Soldiers resting in a Village (1697)
- Military encampment (1697)
- Equestrian portrait of Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor (1719)
- Roman landscape with figures and animals in front of the Temple Vesta (1715)
- Peasants outside an inn, a town and ancient ruins beyond (1710)
- The Camp of Cavalrymen (1719)
- Three Mules with Drivers
- Two Cows Resting (1696)
- Cattle Resting (1696)
- Cavalry Camp (1702)
- Field Camp (1702)
- Landscape with Peasants, Soldiers and Cattle
- Riding School Before Ancient Ruins (1750)
- Coach and Travelers at Madonna del Riposo Near Rome
- Horseman's Scene (1713)
- Camp scene with a woman nursing a baby (1691)
- Camp scene with a trumpeter. (1697)
- Camp scene with urinating horse (1697)
- Reitschule vor einem Park (1716)
- The Rest (1694)
- Fight between Horsemen (1709)
- Cavalry battle (1717)
- A cattle transport (1719)
- The Horse Trough (1690)
- Halte de cavaliers devant une hôtellerie (1690)
- Landscape with Ancient Ruins, a Resting Flock in the Front (1707)
- Soldiers Depart after Plundering (1689)
- Mercury and Argus (1750)
- Lagerszene
- Lagerszene
- Paisaje romano (el Campo Vacino de Roma) (1704)
- Italian Landscape (1710)
- En hest bliver skoet i en soldaterlejr (1705)