Adriaen De Gryeff (antwerp 1657 - After 1722 Brussels), Attributed To
Adriaen de GRYEFF (Antwerp 1657 - after 1722 Brussels), attributed to
Trophies of hunting in the undergrowth
Huiles on canvas, 63 x 92 cm
The ARTIST
Adriaen de Gryeff, also known as Adrian de Gryef, was born in Leiden and son of Jacques de
Claeuw. He became a member of the Saint Luke's Guild in Ghent in 1687, then of the Antwerp Guild in 1700. He
married in Antwerp and then moved to Brussels, where he lived and worked until his death in 1722. The artist is known
for his landscapes and still lifes, particularly those depicting animals and game. His works are
characterized by their attention to detail and naturalism, as so well represented in our paintings.
Trophies of hunting in the undergrowth
Huiles on canvas, 63 x 92 cm
The ARTIST
Adriaen de Gryeff, also known as Adrian de Gryef, was born in Leiden and son of Jacques de
Claeuw. He became a member of the Saint Luke's Guild in Ghent in 1687, then of the Antwerp Guild in 1700. He
married in Antwerp and then moved to Brussels, where he lived and worked until his death in 1722. The artist is known
for his landscapes and still lifes, particularly those depicting animals and game. His works are
characterized by their attention to detail and naturalism, as so well represented in our paintings.
4 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Reference (ID): 1769973
Availability: In stock
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