Moses van Uyttenbroeck (Moyses van Wtenbrouck) was a Dutch painter and printmaker. He was born and worked in The Hague.
Van Uyttenbroeck painted mostly Arcadian landscapes incorporating themes from the Old Testament and classical mythology, the latter often based on tales from Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Van Uyttenbroeck’s paintings were much in demand among elite collectors in The Hague.
Moses van Uyttenbroeck
about 1595 - before 1647
Paintings by Moses van Uyttenbroeck
In the shadow of a group of Roman ruins, a nude woman stands on a low rock with her back to us, her long hair caught up to reveal shoulders and narrow waist. A young lad, crowned with a wreath of leaves and cradled in a peasant woman’s lap, gazes at her. She appears to be trying to turn his face...
Not on display