Jan Hackaert Collection

Vue prise dans le port de Dieppe (View of the port of Dieppe), c.1771. Creator: Marie-Jeanne Ozanne
Vue prise dans le port de Dieppe (View of the port of Dieppe), c.1771.

The Lake of Zurich, c.1660. Creator: Jan Hackaert
The Lake of Zurich, c.1660

Southern Landscape, Sunset, 1644-1685. Creators: Johannes Lingelbach, Jan Hackaert
Southern Landscape, Sunset, 1644-1685

Landscape with Cattle Drivers, 1660-1685. Creator: Jan Hackaert
Landscape with Cattle Drivers, 1660-1685

Mountainous Landscape, 1660-1685. Creator: Jan Hackaert
Mountainous Landscape, 1660-1685

Hunters in the Woods, 1660-1685. Creator: Jan Hackaert
Hunters in the Woods, 1660-1685

The Avenue of Birches, 1660-1685. Creator: Jan Hackaert
The Avenue of Birches, 1660-1685

Alley with ash trees, c1670. Creator: Jan Hackaert
Alley with ash trees, c1670

Landscape of Road through Trees and Hills; Figure on Donkey in Distance, 1638/1710. Creators: Unknown, Jan Hackaert
Landscape of Road through Trees and Hills; Figure on Donkey in Distance, 1638/1710

Landscape hanging tree waterfront Landscapes
Landscape with a hanging tree on the waterfront Landscapes (series title), river bank, trees, Jan Hackaert, 1640 - 1699, paper, etching, h 199 mm × w 225 mm

Landscape group four trees Landscapes series title
Landscape with a group of four trees Landscapes (series title) The four trees, river bank, road, path, trees, Jan Hackaert, 1640 - 1699, paper, etching, h 198 mm × w 222 mm

Landscape with Figures, a Horse and a Dog
Hackaert, Jan Oil on Canvas 34.3 x 27.9

Landscape with Figures in the Foreground
Hackaert, Jan Oil on Canvas 80 x 82.5

Drawings Prints, Drawing, Waterfall Switzerland, Lausanne? Resting Wayfarer, Artist
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, A Waterfall in Switzerland (near Lausanne?) with a Resting Wayfarer, Artist, Jan Hackaert, Dutch, Amsterdam 1628-1685 Amsterdam, Hackaert, Jan, Dutch, 1628, 1685, ca

Jan Hackaert (Dutch, probably 1628 - probably 1699), Landscape with Four Trees, etching

Gate of Gorinchem, Jan Hackaert, 1640 - 1699

Landscape with Drovers, Jan Hackaert, 1660 - 1685

View of a Forest with Hunters, Jan Hackaert, 1660 - 1685

The Avenue of Birches, Jan Hackaert, 1660 - 1685

Jan Hackaert (Dutch, probably 1628-probably 1699), Landscape with Four Trees, etching

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Jan Hackaert was a Dutch artist, born around 1628 and likely passing away in 1699. He is known for his breathtaking landscape paintings and etchings that capture the beauty of nature with incredible detail. One of his notable works is "Landscape with Figures, a Horse and a Dog, " which depicts a serene scene of people enjoying the outdoors alongside their faithful companions. Hackaert's talent shines through in "Landscape with Figures in the Foreground, " where he skillfully portrays individuals amidst lush greenery, creating a sense of tranquility and harmony. His expertise extends to waterfront landscapes as well, as seen in his captivating piece titled "Landscape Hanging Tree Waterfront Landscapes. " In his series titled "Landscapes Group Four Trees, " Hackaert showcases his ability to capture the essence of nature by focusing on these majestic landmarks. The attention to detail in each tree reveals the artist's dedication to portraying realism. Aside from painting, Hackaert also dabbled in drawings and prints. His work titled "Waterfall Switzerland" transports viewers to this picturesque location near Lausanne, while "Resting Wayfarer" captures an intimate moment between an exhausted traveler seeking solace along their journey. One cannot discuss Jan Hackaert without mentioning some of his most renowned pieces: "Gate of Gorinchem" showcases an impressive architectural structure that stands tall against the backdrop of natural beauty; meanwhile, "Landscape with Drovers" brings life to rural scenes by depicting farmers herding livestock across vast fields. Hackaert's artistic prowess is further exemplified in works such as "View of a Forest with Hunters. " This composition immerses viewers into dense woodlands where hunters pursue their prey amidst towering trees. Similarly enchanting is "The Avenue of Birches, " where rows upon rows create an ethereal pathway leading deeper into nature's embrace. With numerous masterpieces under his belt, Jan Hackaert's legacy lives on.