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*[[Pieter Verbrugghen I|Verbruggen, Pieter]] ([[Antwerp]], 1615 – Antwerp, 1686)
*[[Pieter Verbrugghen I|Verbruggen, Pieter]] ([[Antwerp]], 1615 – Antwerp, 1686)
*[[Nicolaes van Verendael|Verendael, Nicolaes van]] ([[Antwerp]], 1640 – Antwerp, 1691)
*[[Nicolaes van Verendael|Verendael, Nicolaes van]] ([[Antwerp]], 1640 – Antwerp, 1691)
*[[Johanna Vergouwen|Vergouwen, Jeanne]] ([[Antwerp]], 1630 – Antwerp, 1714)
*[[Johanna Vergouwen|Vergouwen, Johanna ]] ([[Antwerp]], 1630 – Antwerp, 1714)
*[[Jan Carel Vierpeyl|Vierpeyl, Jan Carel]] (c. 1675 – in or after 1723)
*[[Jan Carel Vierpeyl|Vierpeyl, Jan Carel]] (c. 1675 – in or after 1723)
*[[Jacob Ferdinand Voet|Voet, Jacob Ferdinand]] ([[Antwerp]], 1639 – [[Paris]], 1689)
*[[Jacob Ferdinand Voet|Voet, Jacob Ferdinand]] ([[Antwerp]], 1639 – [[Paris]], 1689)

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This is an incomplete list of Flemish painters, with place and date of birth and death, sorted by patronymic, and grouped according to century of birth. It includes painters such as Rubens from (or mostly active in) the Southern Netherlands, which is approximately the area of modern Flanders and modern Wallonia. Painters born later than c.1810 are in the List of Belgian painters. For painters from the Northern Netherlands (such as Rembrandt), see List of Dutch painters.

Born in the 14th century (or earlier)

Born in the 15th century

Born in the 16th century

Born in the 17th century

Born in the 18th century

Born in the 19th century

References

  1. ^ Albert Gregorius Archived 16 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine at Lukasweb
  2. ^ Jan Josef Horemans the Younger Archived 24 September 2015 at the Wayback Machine at Sphinx Art
  3. ^ Johann Georg von Hohenzollern: Peter Jakob Horemans (1700–1776). Kurbayerischer Hofmaler. München, Sonderausstellung Alte Pinakothek, 7. Mai - 3. November 1974. Bayerisch Staatsgemäldesammlungen, München 1974.
  4. ^ Andries Cornelis Lens
  5. ^ Joseph Denis Odevaere at Christie's