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Jan Baptist Wolfaerts

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20: 56: 93: 69:. A decade later the artist was in Rome as evidenced by a document of 1658 referring to him as Giovanbattista Ulfard, fiamengo. The next year he was back in Haarlem where he remained until 1671. He bought on 11 January 1659 a house at the Koningstraat in Haarlem. In July 1661 he had a son out of wedlock. There are reports that in the mid-60's his mental health deteriorated and he went back to his family in Antwerp. By 1665 he had returned to Haarlem, but his mental health problem made him move back to Antwerp once more. In september 1671 there are further reports on the artist who was back in Haarlem about his continuing confused state of mind. 186: 52:, a prominent painter of religious and mythological scenes. His father was likely his first teacher. When Jan Baptist was 16 years old, his father died. it is believed he then traveled to Rome via Paris. There is no evidence for this trip but the italianate aspects in some of his early works from between 1644 and 1646 make such a trip likely. 102:
Jan Baptist Wolfaerts was a specialist landscape painter who is known for his Italianate landscapes with figures. His early works included italianate townscapes. His principal subject was pastoral landscapes with shepherds and their herds. Such landscapes would on occasion include depictions of
36:, baptized on 15 November 1625 – Antwerp (?), between 1671 and 1687) was a Flemish painter known for his pastoral landscape with shepherds and cattle and Italianate landscapes. He trained in Antwerp and subsequently worked for extensive periods in Italy and the Dutch Republic. 72:
That his work was highly regarded in his time is borne out by its presence in contemporary Dutch inventories. His works were sold through the Amsterdam dealer Van Meldert who carried five examples in 1653 and were in the collection of artist and art collector
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Also called: Jan Baptist Wolfaers, Jan Baptist Woolfaert, Jan Wolvertsz., Jan Baptist Wholfaert, Jan Baptist Wolfart, Jan Baptist Wolfert, Jan Baptist Wolferts, Jan Wolffertsz., Jan Baptist Wolffordt, Jan Baptist Wolfaert, Jan Baptist Wolfraat, Jan Baptist
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Italianate buildings. He also painted some more typically Dutch landscapes with fewer figures, which are closer to his Haarlem contemporaries. Haarlem painters
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were clearly influential on the artist. This is evident in his Italianate pastoral scenes, some of which have previously been attributed to Berchem.
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It is not clear when or where he died but it may have been in Antwerp.
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Dune landscape with a peasant woman milking sheep outside a farmhouse
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In 1647 he was recorded in Haarlem where he joined the local
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Shepherds with their cattle in a hilly river landscape
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Antwerp
Antwerp
Artus Wolfaerts

Guild of Saint Luke
Abraham de Pape
Leiden

Nicolaes Berchem
Salomon Rombouts






Jan Baptist Wolfaerts
Netherlands Institute for Art History
Jan-Baptist-Wolfaerts, Shepherds and their flock in a vast landscape

Jan Baptist Wolfaerts
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1625 births
1658 deaths
Painters from Antwerp
Flemish Baroque painters
Flemish landscape painters
Painters from Haarlem

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