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1608 The artist was probably born and raised in Antwerp. - 1666 Bergen-op-Zoom (nac. Known for: Landscape paintings in a panoramic style with rising hills and rows of bushes..
Johann Pietersz Schoeff is thought to have been born and raised in Antwerp, but moved to The Hague in 1639. There he lived next to Jan van Goyen for a time, and like him was highly influenced by... Read full biography
Johann Pietersz Schoeff is thought to have been born and raised in Antwerp, but moved to The Hague in 1639. There he lived next to Jan van Goyen for a time, and like him was highly influenced by Salomon van Ruysdael and Lucas van Uden. Schoeff also created a number of works that H.-U. Beck... Read full biography
Johann Pietersz Schoeff is thought to have been born and raised in Antwerp, but moved to The Hague in 1639. There he lived next to Jan van Goyen for a time, and like him was highly influenced by Salomon van Ruysdael and Lucas van Uden. Schoeff also created a number of works that H.-U. Beck describes as “own creations without predecessors”. These are mainly panoramic landscapes with rolling hills, punctuated by hedgerows.
Johann Pietersz Schoeff is thought to have been born and raised in Antwerp, but moved to The Hague in 1639. There he lived next to Jan van Goyen for a time, and like him was highly influenced by Salomon van Ruysdael and Lucas van Uden. Schoeff also created a number of works that H.-U. Beck describes as “own creations without predecessors”. These are mainly panoramic landscapes with rolling hills, punctuated by hedgerows.
Johann Pietersz Schoeff is thought to have been born and raised in Antwerp, but moved to The Hague in 1639. There he lived next to Jan van Goyen for a time, and like him was highly influenced by Salomon van Ruysdael and Lucas van Uden. Schoeff also created a number of works that H.-U. Beck describes as “own creations without predecessors”. These are mainly panoramic landscapes with rolling hills, punctuated by hedgerows.