His work often features small-scale figures in mythological or religious scenes. He is particularly known for his depictions of children and putti. Works such as Twee engelen tegenover elkaar and Fries met naakte kinderen demonstrate his skill in rendering soft, rounded forms. He used a light palette to create scenes that feel airy. His compositions often arrange figures in frieze-like patterns or small groups, seen in his Landschap met figuren en een kudde schapen or the allegorical Water.

Modern collectors value these prints for their classical balance and decorative quality. The playful nature of pieces like Fluit spelend engeltje or Een kindje dansend tussen twee engelen adds a sense of movement to a room. These works represent the refined taste of the Flemish Baroque. They provide a window into the collaborative spirit of seventeenth-century Antwerp workshops and remain popular for their gentle subject matter.