Pieter de Bloot
Dutch painter of rural landscapes
Pieter de Bloot was a Dutch painter. De Bloot, who was born and died in Rotterdam, primarily painted landscapes and genre works, especially of countryside views and peasant subjects. He also periodically painted religious subjects. Between 1624 and 1630 de Bloot was married three times, since his first two wives died only a few months after the wedding. De Bloot died in 1658.
Relationship Network
Master student
- Abraham Hondius Student
- Abraham van Beijeren Student
- Esaias van de Velde Master
- Hans Speckaert Master
- Jacob Biltius Student
- Pieter de Jode I Master
Fellow student
Influenced
Artworks by this artist
- A Frozen River Landscape With A Man Pushing His Wife Along The Ice In A Sledge
- The Feeding of the Poor at the Staircase of the Cloisters
- A River Landscape 1698
- Landscape with a Farmhouse 1645
- Farmers’ Meal 1633
- Inneres eines Bauernhauses mit Bauernfamilie
- A Barn Interior With a Still Life of Fish On a Plate, a Cabbage, Earthenware And Copper Pots And Pans And Other Kitchen Utensils 1637
- The Lawyer’s Office 1628
- Country Kermis 1639