Jan Hackaert

January Hackaert ( born 1 February 1628 in Amsterdam, † after 1685, probably around 1700 in Amsterdam) was a Dutch painter and etcher.

Life

Hackaert had done in his youth trips to Germany and Switzerland and painted landscapes from these areas. After his return, he settled in The Hague. His paintings, some of which are in Amsterdam ( Rijksmuseum ), Munich ( Pinakothek ), Dresden and St. Petersburg ( Hermitage ) are, have been provided by Adriaen van de Velde, Johannes Lingelbach, inter alia, with decoration. Year of his death is unknown. As an artist, he takes a middle position between the northern and southern direction of Dutch landscape painting.

  • Mountainous landscape with a steep rock wall, canvas, 64 × 77 cm. Hamburg Kunsthalle.
  • Buchenwald with hunt, canvas, 68 × 59 cm. Schleissheim, Castle.
  • Lake Trasimeno, canvas, 82 × 145 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum.
  • Aspen avenue with undressing hunting party, canvas, 66 × 54 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum.
  • Deer hunting at the forest edge, canvas, 121 × 102 cm. Leningrad, Hermitage.
  • Landscape at sunset, canvas, 67 × 76 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum.
  • Landscape in southern Switzerland, canvas, 168 × 242 cm. Copenhagen, Statens Museum for Kunst.
  • Landscape with bridge, canvas, 111 × 136 cm. Copenhagen, Statens Museum for Kunst.
  • Landscape with cattle herds, 1668, canvas, 77 × 98 cm. Berlin, Staatliche Museen Foundation ( West), Gemäldegalerie
  • The Swiss views on 42 plates from 1653 to 1656
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