- Joseph van Bredael - Wikipedia
Jozef van Bredael had copied many Brueghelian compositions and was thus inspired by their style He interpreted the Brueghelian idiom through the aesthetics of his day and added a personal note to the contours of his figures and his strokes
- Josef van Bredael (1688-1739 Paris) , A river landscape with . . .
From a family of Flemish painters that included his brother Jan Pieter, Josef van Bredael was primarily a landscape artist Beginning in 1706, at the age of eighteen, he spent four years copying works by Jan Breughel I, Philips Wouverman and other artists for the Antwerp dealer J de Witte
- Jan Frans Van Bredael - 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica . . .
JAN FRANS VAN BREDAEL (1683-1750), Flemish painter, son of Alexander van Bredael (d 1720), who was also an artist, was born in Antwerp He imitated the style of Wouverman and Breughel with such dexterity that even connoisseurs are often unable to distinguish his copies of their pictures from the originals
- Joseph van Bredael - Artnet
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- Joseph Bredael (August 14, 1688 — April 2, 1739), Flemish . . .
Jozef van Bredael, Joseph van Bredael, or Josef van Bredael was a Flemish painter known for Italianate landscapes and genre scenes of fairs, cattle markets and villages
- Bredael, Alexander van
Alexander van Bredael (1663-1720) • Was a Flemish painter known for Italianate landscapes • He was born in Antwerp into an artist family as the son of Peeter van Bredael, a well-known painter • His mother was Anna Maria Veldener, the daughter of the prominent sculptor Jenijn Veldener
- Jan Frans van Bredael - Wikipedia
Jan Frans van Bredael painted in a variety of genres including history and religious painting However, he is best known for his landscapes with genre scenes, battle and hunting scenes and equestrian paintings
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