● On view now — Gallery 208
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · verified July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Paul Bril was one of the most prominent and financially successful Northern European landscape painters in Rome between 1590 and 1626. Here he incorporated the classical architecture, rolling hills, and vast expanses of sky found in earlier Italian landscapes into the forest views typical of Flanders in the late 1500s. Such classically inflected landscapes would become popular with collectors of Flemish art across Europe by the mid-17th century.
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Gaspard Dughet — Landscape
Jan Miel — Landscape with a Battle between Two Rams
Paulus Potter — Orpheus and the Animals
Herman van Swanevelt — Italian landscape
Paulus Potter — A herdsman's hut
Johannes Glauber — Arcadian Landscape Mercury and Io
Gijsbert Gillisz de Hondecoeter — Landscape with Herdsmen
Frederik de Moucheron — Italian Landscape with Hunters
Jacob Isaacksz van Ruisdael — Bosgezicht
Anton Mirou — Hunter and Horsemen on a Wooded Road, with a V
Sebastiaen Vrancx — A Woman Mounts her Robber’s Horse:
Ludolf de Jongh — The Fox Hunt