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The Belgian galleries : being a history of the Flemish school of painting, illuminated and demonstrated by critical descriptions of the great paintings in Bruges, Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels and other Belgian cities (1912)

Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · Boston : St. Botolph Society · leaf 140

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always harmonious.One of his pupils, Pieter Rysbraek (1655-1729),studied with him in Paris but returned to Antwerpin 1692. His works are rare, but have a grandlypoetic and melancholy character. His trees andwooded backgrounds are particularly well under-stood and the form of his clouds fine; his… … flemish painters ant) painting 97 the harmony of the picture by their monotonouslyred flesh-tones. Most of them, however, are ofidyllic character. x Bertholet Flemael (i 614-1675) imitated themanner of Poussin, and executed his principalworks for Paris churches. His pupil, Gerard deLairesse…

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