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| Johann Liss (c1590 - 1631) |
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Artists who influenced Johann Liss | Aka Lys. German painter, active mainly in Italy. He trained in the Netherlands (probably in Amsterdam, possibly with Goltzius) and visited Paris before moving to Italy c.1620. Venice seems to have been the main centre of his activity, but he also worked in Rome, and Caravaggesque influence is clearly seen in such vivid and strongly lit works as Judith and Holofernes. His work enjoyed considerable ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Johann Liss | |
 Peter Rubens |  Satyr and Peasant (National Gallery of Art) |  Death of Cleopatra (Alte Pinakothek) |  Nicolas Régnier |
 Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio |  Ecstasy of Saint Paul (Staatliche Museen) |  Abel Mourned by Parents (Galleria dell'Accademia) |  Sebastiano Mazzoni |
 Hendrick Goltzius |  Apollo and Marsyas (Galleria dell'Accademia) |  Sacrifice of Isaac (Galleria dell'Accademia) |  Simon de Vos |
 Dirck Hals |  Vision of Saint Jerome (San Nicolň da Tolentino) |  Temptation of Saint Anthony | |