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| Leonard Bramer (1596 - 1674) |
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Artists who influenced Leonard Bramer![]() | Dutch genre and history painter, active mainly in his native Delft. He travelled widely in Italy and France, 1614-28, and drew on a variety of influences for his most characteristic paintings - small nocturnal scenes with vivid effects of light. Works such as the Scene of Sorcery (Bordeaux) have earned him the reputation an interesting independent who cannot easily be pigeonholed. Bramer was also ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Leonard Bramer![]() | |
![]() Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio | ![]() Saint Paul Imprisoned at Philippi | ![]() Denial of Saint Peter (RijksMuseum) | ![]() Jan Vermeer |
![]() Domenico Fetti | ![]() Liberation of Saint Peter (Los Angeles County Museum) | ![]() Judgment of Solomon (Metropolitan Museum of Art) | ![]() Salvator Rosa |
![]() Cornelis van Poelenburgh | ![]() Adoration of Magi (Detroit Institute of Arts) | ![]() Scribe Shaphan Reading Book of Law to King Josiah | ![]() Claude Vignon |
![]() Correggio | ![]() Resting Soldiers (Museum Bredius) | ![]() Quarrel between Ajax and Ulysses (Stedelijk Museum Het Prinsenhof) | ![]() Benjamin Cuyp |