_Bartholomew Breenbergh_ (Dutch: 1599-1659).
Breenbergh, after visiting Italy, established himself in
France, where, after the example of Poussin and Claude, he
painted "classical landscapes," into which he introduced small
figures, supposed to represent scenes from Holy Writ, etc.
His work was in great request in France, and several of his
pictures are now in the Louvre.