| Name |
Huysmans, Cornelis (Flemish painter, 1648-1727) |
| Person type |
Artist/Maker |
| Biographical notes |
Huysmans, the son of an architect, was born in Antwerp, training in Brussels and Antwerp. In 1675, he became a Master of the Corporation of Brussels. In 1682 he moved to Mechelen, and in 1702 he returned to Antwerp and was made a master of the corporation in 1706 and 1707. He travelled and worked in England, and possibly Italy. He was influenced by the work of Jacques d'Arthois. He used autumnal colours; browns and golds. |
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