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| Cornelis van Poelenburgh (c1586 - 1667) |
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Artists who influenced Cornelis van Poelenburgh | Dutch painter, mainly of landscapes. He studied in Utrecht with Bloemaert and from about 1617 to 1625 was in Rome becoming one of the leading members of the first generation of Dutch painters of Italianate landscapes. His paintings are typically small scale (he often painted on copper) with biblical or mythological figures set in Arcadian landscapes, sometimes scattered with antique remnants. They ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Cornelis van Poelenburgh | |
 Abraham Bloemaert |  Nymph and Shepherd in Landscape (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Amaryllis Giving Prize to Myrtill (Staatliche Museen) |  Aelbert Cuyp |
 Adam Elsheimer |  Rest on Flight to Egypt (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Rest on Flight to Egypt (Fogg Museum) |  Nicolaes Berchem |
 Paul Bril |  Figures Dancing near Ruin (Detroit Institute of Arts) |  Feast of Gods (Wadsworth Atheneum) |  Herman Saftleven the Younger |
 Jan Pynas |  Annunciation (Kunsthistorisches) |  Landscape with Bathing Nudes (Getty Museum) |  Leonard Bramer |