Collaborations thumb|Christ in Limbo, with Hans Rottenhammer Collaboration between artists specialised in distinctive genres was a defining feature of artistic practice in 17th-century Antwerp. Jan Brueghel was likewise a frequent collaborator with fellow artists. As he was an artist with a wide range of skills he worked with a number of collaborators in various genres. His collaborators included landscape artists Paul Bril and Joos de Momper, architectural painter Paul Vredeman de Vries and figure painters Frans Francken the Younger, Hendrick de Clerck, Pieter van Avont and Hendrick van Balen.
Collaborations thumb|Christ in Limbo with Hans Rottenhammer Collaboration between artists specialised in distinctive genres was a defining feature of artistic practice in 17th-century Antwerp Jan Brueghel was likewise a frequent collaborator with fellow artists As he was an artist with a wide range of skills he worked with a number of collaborators in various genres His collaborators included landscape artists Paul Bril and Joos de Momper architectural painter Paul Vredeman de Vries and figure painters Frans Francken the Younger Hendrick de Clerck Pieter van Avont and Hendrick van Balen