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| Jacob Savery (c1565 - 1603) |
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Artists who influenced Jacob Savery![]() | Painter, etcher and draughtsman. His teacher, according to van Mander, was the Flemish painter and draughtsman Hans Bol, who also became an Amsterdam citizen in 1591. The two may have come north from Antwerp together. Bol’s influence, especially his miniaturist style, is evident in Jacob’s earliest known works of 1584–6. These are typically cabinet-size landscapes, finely painted in gouache and co ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Jacob Savery![]() | |
![]() Pieter Bruegel the Elder | ![]() View of Amsterdam (Mielke A45) (Museum of Fine Arts) | ![]() Landscape with Story of Jephthah's Daughter (RijksMuseum) | ![]() Roelandt Savery |
![]() Hans Bol | ![]() River with Rocky Cliffs (Mielke A26) (RijksMuseum) | ![]() Blind (Mielke A39) (Staatliche Museen) | ![]() Master of Mountain Landscapes |
![]() Gillis van Coninxloo | ![]() Castle in Ravine (Mielke A37) (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen) | ![]() Landscape with Castle (Morgan Library) | ![]() Simon Frisius |
![]() Rocky Landscape (Mielke A23) (Collection Frits Lugt) | ![]() Rocky Landscape with Castle and River (Mielke A42) (Staatliche Graphische Sammlung) | ![]() Willem van Nieulandt the Younger | |