How did Teniers incorporate landscapes into his work?
As backgrounds
He never did
In miniature form only
Only abstract landscapes
Answer
Teniers incorporated landscapes primarily as backgrounds in his paintings, often depicting expansive Flemish countryside scenes with great detail. These landscapes served to set the mood, provide context, and complement the main subjects of his works, such as peasant scenes or genre paintings, rather than being the central focus.
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