The Master of the Flemish Wild: The Life and Legacy of Paul de Vos In the golden age of the Flemish Baroque, where grand mythological dramas and sweeping portraits often commanded the halls of European nobility, a more intimate yet equally profound artistry was taking root. Paul de Vos emerged as a singular voice within this vibrant era, turning his gaze away from the heavens and toward the earth. While his contemporaries sought to immortalize gods and kings, De Vos found his muse in the raw, pulsing energy of the natural world. His canvases became windows into the wild, capturing the tensio…