Interior Of The Salon Of The Archduchess Isabella Of Austria By Willem Van Haecht Ii

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About Willem Van Haecht Ii

Few painters captured the Baroque obsession with collecting quite like this Antwerp specialist, who essentially invented the kunstkammer painting as a serious genre. Working in the early seventeenth century, he served as curator to the great collector Cornelis van der Geest, and his meticulous interiors crowded with paintings, sculptures, and visiting dignitaries function as both group portrait and inventory of taste. His training under Tobias Verhaecht and time in Italy sharpened a draftsman's eye for architectural space and an art historian's respect for the works within works. For anyone drawn to paintings about paintings, or to the visual culture of seventeenth-century Flanders, his interiors remain quietly addictive.