Hercules Seghers
1589–1638 · Dutch · 13 artworks
BaroqueEtchingColor printingTextured surfacesAtmospheric perspectiveExperimental inks
artist bio
Hercules Seghers was a Dutch Golden Age painter and printmaker known for his innovative and experimental etching techniques. His fantastical landscapes, often printed in color, are characterized by their unique textures and atmospheric effects, influencing later artists with their visionary approach.
related: Rembrandt van Rijn, Jacob van Ruisdael
13 artworks
Landscape
1633
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Landscape with Armed Men
1635
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Mountain Valley with Fenced Fields
1630
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Rocky landscape
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River valley
1626
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The Great Tree
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View of Rhenen
1630
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Mountainous landscape
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Two Trees
1625
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A River Valley with a Group of Houses
1625
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Landscape with City on a River
1629
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View of Brussels from the North East
1625
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Panoramic landscape
1625
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