Attributed to Jacques d'Arthois

Jacques d'Arthois (1613–1686) was a prominent Flemish landscape painter based in Brussels, known for his grand forest scenes and wooded landscapes often populated with figures by other artists. Works 'attributed to' him suggest pieces consistent with his style and workshop but lacking definitive documentation of his hand. His lush, atmospheric depictions of the Forest of Soignes became highly influential in the Flemish Baroque landscape tradition.