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Barent (Barend) Gael BIOGRAPHY
c.1630 - 1698. Known for: Figure, landscape, genre painting.
Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which... Read full biography
Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which he inherited from his teacher. Gael was one of the most popular pupils of Wouwerman and was highly... Read full biography
Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which he inherited from his teacher. Gael was one of the most popular pupils of Wouwerman and was highly regarded during his lifetime.... Read full biography
Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which he inherited from his teacher. Gael was one of the most popular pupils of Wouwerman and was highly regarded during his lifetime.
Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which he inherited from his teacher. Gael was one of the most popular pupils of Wouwerman and was highly regarded during his lifetime.
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Barent (Barend) Gael was a successful landscape and animal painter who was taught by his father Cornelis Gael and later by P. Wouwerman. He was known for his predilection for horses and grays, which he inherited from his teacher. Gael was one of the most popular pupils of Wouwerman and was highly regarded during his lifetime.