Antwerp and Snyders workshop
Hans van den Berch, guild of Saint-Luc and animal specialization gave Fyt an early mastery of textures. This milestone sheds light on the "Jan Fyt" collection by prioritizing the story.
1611 -1661 · Antwerp, Paris and Italy
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1611 -1661 · Antwerp, Paris and Italy
Jan Fyt was born in Antwerp in 1611. He began his training at a very young age with Hans van den Berch, then joined the workshop of Frans Snyders, grand master of animals and hunting tables. Received master of the guild of Saint-Luc around 1629 or 1630, he continued for some time to work in the orbit of Snyders before undertaking a journey which profoundly enriched his painting. He stayed in Paris in 1633 -1634, then visited Italy, notably Naples, Florence and Genoa. Returning to Antwerp in 1641, he continued to work in the Snyders orbit before undertaking a journey which deeply enriched his painting. He stayed in Paris in 1633 -1634, then visited Italy, notably Naples, Florence and Genoa. Returning to Antwerp in 1641, he was admitted to the brotherhood of Romanists, reserved for artists who had known Rome. Fyt specialized in hunting still lifes, trophies, live animals and scenes where the tranquility of exposed game can suddenly tip into action. Eagles attacking ducks releases a violent movement of claws, wings and feathers. Dog near a display of dead game contrasts the vigilance of the living animal with the silent textures of the hare and birds. In Game and hunting gear discovered by a cat, feline curiosity animates the objects, while Hunting Trophy transforms the remains into aristocratic composition. Heir to Snyders, feline curiosity animates the objects, while Hunting Trophy transforms the remains into aristocratic composition. Heir to Snyders, Fyt is distinguished by a more unified color, more flexible passages and a particularly sensitive observation of furs, feathers and animal attitudes. He collaborates with Erasmus Quellinus, Jan Peeters and several other painters to unite figures, landscapes and animals. Died in Antwerp in 1661, he had a lasting influence on Peeter Boel, David de Coninck and the still life of European hunting. The "Jan Fyt" selection notably compares Eagles attacking ducks and Dogs near a display of game. His reading favors the story.
Fyt paints the animal down to the material: the feather quivers, the fur retains the light and the silence of the trophy still keeps a living tension.
Course & style
Hans van den Berch, guild of Saint-Luc and animal specialization gave Fyt an early mastery of textures. This milestone sheds light on the "Jan Fyt" collection by prioritizing the story.
Courses, collections and Southern Light broaden his palette before the definitive return to his hometown.
Trophies, animal fights, collaborations and students impose a more unified way than that of Snyders.
Feather, hair, leather, metal and stone each receive a distinct and immediately sensitive touch. This trait guides a reading of "Jan Fyt" centered on the story.
Gaze, ear and posture give the dog or cat an individual presence, attentive to the scene.
Bodies, wings and objects seem randomly accumulated, but diagonals and contrasts firmly organize the whole.
Ochres, browns, whites and red accents connect the patterns in a more tonal atmosphere than at Snyders.
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Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Jan Fyt.
Claws, beaks and burst wings make animal combat a baroque composition of immediate energy.
Landmark work by Jan Fyt. Reading "Jan Fyt" through the story.The living dog, game, sculpted stone and fabrics confront attention, material and prestige of hunting.
Landmark work by Jan FytThe presence of the cat transforms the display into a suspended scene, as if each object could still move.
Landmark work by Jan FytPeacock, wild boar's head and accessories make hunting a spectacle of materials, social rank and mortality.
Landmark work by Jan FytFeather, hair, leather, metal and stone each receive a distinct and immediately sensitive touch. This trait guides a reading of "Jan Fyt" centered on the story.
Reading key for Jan FytGaze, ear and posture give the dog or cat an individual presence, attentive to the scene.
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