Flemish painter

Flemish painters are artists from the Flanders region of Belgium, known for their detailed and vibrant artwork during the 15th to 17th centuries. They played a crucial role in the development of oil painting, mastering techniques that allowed for rich textures and colors. Key figures include Jan van Eyck, known for his realistic portraits and intricate landscapes, and Pieter Paul Rubens, celebrated for his dynamic compositions and energetic figures. Flemish painting often features religious themes, everyday life, and mythological scenes, showcasing a deep understanding of light and human emotion. Their work had a lasting influence on European art.