Hercules Segers

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Hercules Segers was a Dutch Golden Age painter and printmaker renowned for his highly experimental, atmospheric landscapes and innovative etching techniques.

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instanceOf Dutch Golden Age artist
human
painter
printmaker
artisticStyle atmospheric tonal effects
imaginative landscapes
artisticTechnique drypoint
etching
experimental printing on colored paper and cloth
hand-coloring of prints
collectionContainsWorks British Museum, London NERFINISHED
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York NERFINISHED
Rembrandt House Museum, Amsterdam NERFINISHED
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
dateOfBirth circa 1589
dateOfDeath circa 1638
educatedAt Haarlem artistic milieu
father Pieter Segers NERFINISHED
genre landscape art
religious art
influenced Rembrandt NERFINISHED
later landscape printmakers
influencedBy Pieter Bruegel the Elder NERFINISHED
movement Dutch Golden Age
name Hercules Segers NERFINISHED
notableFor atmospheric landscapes
experimental landscape prints
innovative etching techniques
notableWork Mountain Landscape with a Distant View NERFINISHED
The Mossy Tree NERFINISHED
Tobias and the Angel NERFINISHED
numberOfKnownPaintings fewer than 20
numberOfKnownPrintPlates approximately 54
occupation painter
printmaker
placeOfBirth Haarlem NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Amsterdam NERFINISHED
recognizedPosthumouslyAs pioneer of experimental printmaking
residence Amsterdam
Haarlem NERFINISHED
Leiden NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
signatureStyle unique printed states and variations of the same plate
spouse Anneke van der Brugghen NERFINISHED
workLocation Amsterdam
Haarlem NERFINISHED
Leiden NERFINISHED

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