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Wildens, Jan
(b Antwerp, 1585–6; d Antwerp, 16 Oct 1653). Flemish painter and draughtsman, active also in Italy. He was an important and proficient landscape painter who worked with Rubens and other masters in Antwerp.
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- Wildens, Jan
- assistants
- collaboration
- Balen, Hendrik van, I
- Janssen, Abraham, §2: Working methods and technique
- Rubens, Peter Paul, §II: Working methods and technique
- Snyders , Frans, §2: Collaboration and influence
- Vos, de (i): (1) Cornelis de Vos, §2: Working methods and technique
- Vos, de (i): (2) Paul de Vos, §1: Life and work
- reproductive prints by others
- works
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