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Paris at the End of the 17th Century

Published on , by Caroline Legrand

People with a passion for history and Paris will enjoy these two late 17th-century views of the capital attributed to Flemish painter Pieter Bout.

Attributed to Pieter Bout (1658-1719), Vue de Paris vers l’île de la Cité (View of... Paris at the End of the 17th Century

Attributed to Pieter Bout (1658-1719), Vue de Paris vers l’île de la Cité (View of Paris towards the île de la Cité), pair of paintings, 100 x 141 cm.
Estimate: €20,000/30,000

Pieter Bout is especially known for his landscapes and city views, which he treated in the pure Flemish tradition begun by Jan Bruegel the Elder. He ran a large studio in Brussels, where he was admitted to the Guild of…
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