About the artist:
Paul Bril spent most of his career in Rome, moving there from Flanders in 1582. His early career was spent creating decorative paintings and frescoes. However, he eventually devoted his time to the easel paintings for which he is most remembered. Adam Elsheimer and Annibale Carracci influenced his style. In addition to landscapes, Bril also painted scenic views of Rome and marine subjects.
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Bril, Paul
The Stag Hunt
Date: 1590-1595 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Bril, Paul
Landscape with a Marsh
Date: c.1595 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on metal
Bril, Paul
Feudo di Rocca Sinibalda
Date: 1601 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Bril, Paul
Landscape with Nymphs and Satyrs
Date: 1623 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Bril, Paul
Mythological Scene
Date: c.1595 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Bril, Paul
Fantastic Landscape
Date: 1598 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on metal
Bril, Paul
Self-Portrait
Date: 1595-1600 Movement: Baroque Theme: Self Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Bril, Paul
Landscape with Boats on a River
Date: 1611-12 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Fresco
Bril, Paul
Landscape with Roman Ruins
Date: c. 1580 Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Fresco
