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Gillis Peeters

Flemish painter (1612–1653)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Antwerp.

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A life in paintings

Born 161210 dated paintingsDied 1653

12 works

  • Landscape with Polyphemus
    Landscape with Polyphemus
    Gillis Peeters
    17th century · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • Marine
    Marine
    Gillis Peeters
    1612–1653 · M Leuven
  • River landscape with a ferryboat
    River landscape with a ferryboat
    Gillis Peeters
    1630–1650
  • River landscape with a shepherdess, her cows and a hunter near a fortified house
    River landscape with a shepherdess, her cows and a hunter near a fortified house
    Gillis Peeters
    1630–1650
  • Landscape with a watermill
    Landscape with a watermill
    Gillis Peeters
    1633 · Rijksmuseum
  • View of a River
    View of a River
    Gillis Peeters
    1639 · Hermitage Museum
  • Wooded landscape with hikers, mule and goats
    Wooded landscape with hikers, mule and goats
    Gillis Peeters
    1640
  • A Scene in a Flemish Village
    A Scene in a Flemish Village
    Gillis Peeters
    1645–1653 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Landscape with hills
    Landscape with hills
    Gillis Peeters
    c. 1650
  • Landscape with hunters
    Landscape with hunters
    Gillis Peeters
    1650
  • Landscape with a farm
    Landscape with a farm
    Gillis Peeters
    1650
  • Shepherds and their flock by buildings, in a southern landscape
    Shepherds and their flock by buildings, in a southern landscape
    Gillis Peeters
    · Galerie Müllenmeister
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