The term 'Artist Flemish' refers to the Flemish school of painting, which was led by the renowned painter Peter Paul Rubens (6 letters). Rubens was a master of the Baroque style of painting and is considered one of the most influential painters in European art history. He was born in 1577 in Germany and moved to Antwerp, Belgium in 1589, where he studied under several prominent artists. Rubens was known for his dynamic compositions, vibrant colors, and use of light and shadow. His works are still highly sought after today and are displayed in many of the world's leading art galleries.