Gillis Neyts

Gillis Neyts (1623–1687) was a Flemish landscape painter and etcher known for his atmospheric woodland scenes and river landscapes, often populated with small figures and animals. He was active in Antwerp and is believed to have been influenced by the traditions of Flemish landscape painting established by artists such as Jan Wildens. His works frequently appeared in 17th-century Flemish collections and continue to be traded at European auction houses.