Florent Willems (1823–1905) was a Belgian painter and art restorer. He was successful with his genre scenes depicting a few figures in an interior executed in the style of the 17th century Flemish and Dutch Baroque.
Willems was particularly praised for his ability to render realistically the materials of the clothes of his figures which earned him the nickname of the ‘modern Ter Borch’. Below is a collection of beautiful paintings by Florent Willems from the 19th century.
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| The New Mother |
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| The Introduction |
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| Maid Offering Flowers |
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| A Beauty in White |
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| A Fair Reflection |
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| A Final Glance |
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| A painter at his easel shows a painting to a young girl |
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| A Promising Spring |
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| A Ribbon Laden with Memories |
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| A Sideways Glance |
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| At the Milliner's |
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| Elegant Ladies |
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| Elegant Lady Reflecting |
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| Elegant Lady with a Hand Mirror |
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| Getting Dressed |
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| Interior – Woman and Dog |
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| Interior with Two Elegant Ladies |
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| Ladies on a Terrace |
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| Learning to Read |
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| Mandolin Player |
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| Preparing for the Promenade |
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| Setting Out for the Walk |
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| The Card Players |
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| The Departure for the Baptism |
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| The Fortune Teller |
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| The Greeting of the Courtier |
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| The Important Response |
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| The Letter |
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| The Little Poodle |
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| The Loving Couple |
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| The Proposal |
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| The Reader |
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| The Rose Basket |
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| The Suitor |
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| The Tapestry (A Lady and a Parrot) |
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| The Three Graces |
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| The Visit |
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| The Welcoming |
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| Two Young Women Reading a Letter |
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| Woman with a Small Dog in an Interior |
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