Calydonian Boar
One of his last works represents "The Hunt of the Calydonian Boar" (1677, Musée de la chasse et de la nature, Paris) and is inspired by (Kunsthistorisches Museum). The scene depicted centers on the killing of the boar by the hunters and hounds. While clearly inspired by Rubens, Boeyermans' originality is manifested in his simpler and more intense treatment compared to Rubens' violent whirlwind of people and animals. Boeyermans used in his composition a free and delicate technique but tightened his brush stroke in the details that contribute most to the understanding of the scene, i.e. in the faces of the hunters.