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Habsburg Netherlands · 1699 – 1763Wikidata

Andreas Martin

Flemish painter (1699–1763)

Born in Brussels. Died in Brussels.

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A life in paintings

Born 16994 dated paintingsDied 1763

11 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q121615590
    Q121615590
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Summer landscape
    Summer landscape
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Peasants sitting by a roadside with a cottage beyond
    Peasants sitting by a roadside with a cottage beyond
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Mountainous river landscape with figures on a path
    Mountainous river landscape with figures on a path
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Two travellers resting near a river
    Two travellers resting near a river
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Animated landscape
    Animated landscape
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Animated landscape
    Animated landscape
    Andreas Martin
    17th century
  • Mountainous river landscape with figures on a path
    Mountainous river landscape with figures on a path
    Andreas Martin
    18th century
  • L'entrée à Bruxelles le 9 octobre 1725 de l'archiduchesse Marie-Élisabeth, gouvernante des Pays-Bas
    L'entrée à Bruxelles le 9 octobre 1725 de l'archiduchesse Marie-Élisabeth, gouvernante des Pays-Bas
    Andreas Martin
    c. 1724 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • The lock at Drie Fonteinen (the Vilvoorde lock)
    The lock at Drie Fonteinen (the Vilvoorde lock)
    Andreas Martin
    1738 · Brussels City Museum
  • PImage under copyright
    Port of Brussels
    Andreas Martin
    c. 1750 · Brussels City Museum
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