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Jacques d' Arthois
1613–after 1686
(bapt. Brussels, 12 Oct. 1613; d Brussels, ?May 1686). Flemish landscape painter, active in Brussels. He specialized in wooded landscapes, with figures that were often added by other artists, notably Teniers the Younger.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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A Landscape with Huntsmen 17th C Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686) (style of)A Landscape with Huntsmen 17th C National Trust, Knole
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A Wooded Landscape Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)A Wooded Landscape Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Cavaliers Halting on a Road in a Landscape Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Cavaliers Halting on a Road in a Landscape National Trust, Calke Abbey
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Flemish River Landscape Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Flemish River Landscape Beecroft Art Gallery
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Hunting Party Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686) (attributed to)Hunting Party The Bowes Museum
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Landscape with Figures Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Landscape with Figures The Box, Plymouth
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Landscape with a Hunting Party Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Landscape with a Hunting Party National Trust, Petworth House
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Landscape with a Huntsman Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Landscape with a Huntsman Walker Art Gallery
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Landscape with a River and Figures 17th C Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686) (style of)Landscape with a River and Figures 17th C The Bowes Museum
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Landscape with a River and Horsemen Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Landscape with a River and Horsemen Government Art Collection
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Landscape, Riverbank with Figures Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Landscape, Riverbank with Figures The Bowes Museum
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Peasants at the Edge of a Forest Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686)Peasants at the Edge of a Forest Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Woody Landscape with Gypsies Telling a Gentleman's Fortune Jacques d' Arthois (1613–after 1686) (attributed to)Woody Landscape with Gypsies Telling a Gentleman's Fortune National Trust, Clevedon Court