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| Quiringh van Brekelenkam (c1622 - 1670) |
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Artists who influenced Quiringh van Brekelenkam | Van Brekelenkam probably learned to paint under of the 'fijnschilder' Gerrit Dou in Leiden. In 1648 he and several other painters established the Leiden St Luke's Guild. Like many artists of the time, Van Brekelenkam exercised another profession in addition to painting in order to supplement his income: around 1656 he is known to have obtained a licence to sell beer and spirits. Severa ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Quiringh van Brekelenkam | |
 Gerard ter Borch |  Sentimental Conversation (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Interior of Tailor's Shop (Worcester Art Museum) |  Frans van Mieris I |
 Gerrit Dou |  Shoemaker's Shop (Norton Simon Museum) |  Tailor's Workshop (RijksMuseum) |  Pieter van Slingeland |
 Nicolaes Maes |  Wool Spinner and Wife (Philadelphia Museum of Art) |  Interior with Angler and Man with Line and Reel (RijksMuseum) |  Matthijs Naiveu |
 David Teniers II |  Confidential Conversation (RijksMuseum) |  Reading Aloud (RijksMuseum) |  Jan Olis |