on the field. These paintings stand in the tradition of Flemish landscape painters such as his master Joos de Momper, Pieter Brueghel the Elder, Marten van Valckenborch and Lucas van Valckenborch and Abel Grimmer and Jacob Grimmer. To create depth he often used a hill in the foreground. He collaborated with other specialist painters in Antwerp, such as Abraham Govaerts and Frans Francken the Younger on various compositions. An example is the Holy family with angels playing music in which Abraham Govaerts painted the landscape and de Caullery the figures. Notes External links 1621 deaths Renaissance painters Flemish Baroque painters Flemish landscape painters Flemish genre painters People from Cambrai Painters from Antwerp Year of birth uncertain