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| Pieter van Laer (1599 - c1642) |
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Artists who influenced Pieter van Laer![]() | Dutch painter, active for much of his career (1625-39) in Rome. There he was nicknamed "Il Bamboccio" (Little clumsy one) on account of his deformed body. He was one of the leaders of a fraternal organization set up by Netherlandish artists in Rome to protect their interests. Van Laer was the first artist to specialize in scenes of street life in Rome. His work proved popular with collecto ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Pieter van Laer![]() | |
![]() Esaias van de Velde | ![]() Flagellants (Alte Pinakothek) | ![]() Leaving the Inn (Musee du Louvre) | ![]() Nicolaes Berchem |
![]() Shepherds and Herd (Musee du Louvre) | ![]() Cavaliers Waiting for Ferry | ![]() Philips Wouwerman | |
![]() Mules at Door | ![]() Three Horses | ![]() Jan van de Velde II | |
![]() Sportsman with Seven Dogs | ![]() View of Aqua Condotto, Rome | ![]() Salvator Rosa | |