Pieter Bout
Pays-Bas · 1640–1689 · 33 œuvres à collectionner
Pieter Bout est un peintre, dessinateur et graveur flamand. Il est principalement connu pour ses paysages, ses vues de villes, de la côte et de la campagne et ses scènes architecturales exécutés dans un style rappelant les grands maîtres flamands tels que Jan Brueghel l'Ancien.
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ÉpiqueReprésentation théâtrale sur la Place des Bailles de Bruxelles
ÉpiqueLa foire au village
RareWooded landscape with hunters on a sandy track
RareHarbour Sqare of a Town, crowded with people
RareHuntsmen Resting
RareAn Extensive River Landscape with Figures around a Village with a Town in the Distance
RareThe Beach at Scheveningen with Returning Fisherman
RareView of an Italian harbour
RareLandscape with Old Houses
RarePaysage marin
RarePeasants merrymaking on the outskirts of a village
Rarebig winterlandscape with scating people
RareCoastal landscape with figures resting near ruins, a lake with boats beyond
RareThe visit of William III of Orange to Dordrecht in 1672
RareLandscape with Buildings and Figures
RareLandscape with shepherd and cowsman
RareHalt at a Tavern
RareSkaters on a Frozen River
RareA Mediterranean harbour scene
RareThe Skaters
RareLandscape with the Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome
RareWinter Landscape with Buildings and Skaters
RareVillage Scene
RareThe Market Place
RareSeaport Scene
RareDrovers and their herd resting beside a river
RareJoyous village scene with a quack selling his goods and children playing
RareThe way station
RareBusy market square in a town
RareA coastal landscape with figures on the promenade
RareSeaport Scene
RareItalian Piazza
RareThe adoration of the shepherds


