Lucas van Uden

Lucas van Uden ( born October 18, 1595 Antwerp, † November 4, 1672 ) was a Dutch painter and etcher.

Lucas van Uden was a pupil of his father and entered 1627 in a Guild of St. Luke. It is preferably characterized became known that he painted landscapes for the Younger Rubens and David Teniers, who provided those with figures.

But he also has numerous independent landscapes painted motifs from Brabant and Flanders, whose peculiarity is based in a simple and faithful interpretation. Under Rubens influence its color became warmer and richer. Landscapes by him have the galleries of Dresden, St. Petersburg, Brussels, Frankfurt, Munich, Antwerp, Berlin, Vienna, etc. In its landscape etchings ( 30 ) are performed with very fine nature observation and delicate needle.

Works (selection)

  • By the stream, 1656, wood, 23 × 35 cm.
  • The water mill, screen, 158 × 181 cm.
  • Mountainous landscape with beach thunderstorm, 1635, wood, 40 × 58 cm.
  • Landscape with " Flight into Egypt ", Canvas, 57 × 83 cm.
  • Landscape with " Rest on the Flight ", 1654, canvas, 57 × 82 cm.
  • Landscape with wagons, wood, 47 × 73 cm.
  • Landscape with the Gods, wood, 73 × 117 cm.
  • Landscape with woodcutters, canvas, 73 × 122 cm.
  • Landscape with Reapers, canvas, 40 × 59 cm.
  • Winter landscape, wood, 17 × 24 cm.

River Panorama

River Landscape

Landscape with Hunters

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