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Pieter van Bredael was born at Antwerp in 1622, and entered the Guild in 1650. It is not said under whom he learned the art, but he imitated the works of Jan Brueghel, in whose style he painted small landscapes, with figures neatly touched and well coloured. He passed some time in Spain, where his pictures were much admired. From the objects he introduced into his landscapes, it is very probable he had been in Italy, as they represent the ruins of architecture in the environs of Rome. He died at Antwerp in 1719. The four works attributed to him in the Vienna Gallery are stated to be by another painter. Two Italian landscapes with figures by him are in the Academy at Bruges, and one is in the Hague Gallery.