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| Paul Bril (1554 - 1626) |
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Artists who influenced Paul Bril | Flemish landscape painter, active mainly in Rome, where he settled in about 1575. Bril painted frescos, but his fame rests on his small easel paintings. He lived long enough to assimilate some of the qualities of Elsheimer's and Annibale Carracci's landscapes and his work bridges the gap between the fantastic 16th century Flemish Mannerist style and the more plausible, idealized Italian la ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Paul Bril | |
 Pieter Bruegel the Elder |  Wooded Landscape with Travelers (Fogg Museum) |  Landscape with Pilgrims (Musee du Louvre) |  Claude Lorrain |
 Annibale Carracci |  Port (Royal Museum of Fine Arts) |  Landscape with Ruins |  Josse de Momper |
 Hans von Aachen |  Landscape with Waterfall (Worcester Art Museum) |  Landscape with Nymphs and Satyrs (Allen Memorial Art Museum) |  Cornelis van Poelenburgh |
 Adam Elsheimer |  Italianate Landscape with Hunters |  Landscape with Men Playing (Minneapolis Institute of Arts) |  Jacques de Gheyn II |