Other French painters of this time who were influenced by Teniers include Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Étienne Jeaurat and Jean-Baptiste Greuze. Some art historians see a direct link between Teniers's A cobbler in his workshop and Chardin's Canary based on thematic as well as compositional similarities. Ancestry References External links 1610 births 1690 deaths Artists from Antwerp Flemish Baroque painters Flemish genre painters Flemish history painters Flemish landscape painters Flemish portrait painters Academic staff of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp) Painters from Antwerp Bruegel family Sibling artists