Gillis’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Three Pedestrians on a Wooden Bridge across a Stream, from Twelve Landscapes
Gillis van Scheyndel Dutch, 1595–1660
Pedestrians on a Path by Rocks, Ruins beyond Water at Left, from Twelve Landscapes
Shepherd Playing a Recorder to a Flock of Goats, from Twelve Landscapes
Two Men Climbing Rocks up to Ruins, from Twelve Landscapes
River in Partly Open Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Ruins Transformed into a Farm on a River, from Twelve Landscapes
Figures on a Path before Farms on the Dunes, from Twelve Landscapes
Ruins to Left of a River in Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Farm before Trees in Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Traveler on a Path before Three Trees on a Knoll at Right, from Twelve Landscapes
Villa Incorporating Ruins on a Rise to Right of River, from Twelve Landscapes
Riders on a Wooded Path to Left of Pond, from Six Landscapes
Figures by a Dilapidated Tower: Moonlit Nocturne, from Six Landscapes
Title Page, from Twelve landscapes with Figures
After Gillis van Scheyndel Dutch, 1595–1660
Path Before Farm Dominated by a Round Tower, from Twelve landscapes with Figures
Path to Left of a Farm Dominated by a Round Tower, from Twelve landscapes with Figures
Road to Left of a Moated and Walled Country House, from Twelve landscapes with Figures
Men with Muskets on a Path leading through Woods, from Twelve landscapes with Figures
Path between Roman Ruins, from Twelve landscapes with Figures