Shop By
Shopping Options
- Specification
-
- Print (1)
- technic
-
- Engraving (1)
- period
-
- 17th century (1)
- School
-
- French (1)
- subject
-
- Landscape (1)
- rating
-
- *** (1)
- new
-
- no (1)
- Artist
-
- Jean Morin (1)
Jean Morin (1605-1650)
Flemish painter and draughtsman, active in France. His first surviving painting is the Winter Landscape in the manner of Jan Breughel I, who may have been his master. However, a drawing of a River Scene containing references to such Dutch landscape masters as Willem Buytewech and Esaias van de Velde (i), suggests that he may have trained in Holland. In 1614 he became a master in the artists’ guild in Antwerp and in 1616 in that of Brussels. Soon afterwards he was in Heidelberg, working for Frederick V, the Elector Palatine. A Mountainous Landscape with Huntsmen of the same year 1620 (a sweeping panorama with a bluish horizon) recalls the style of Josse de Momper II.
Facebook
Twitter
Subscribe us
Flickr
