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ÉCOLE NÉERLANDAISE DU XVIE SIÈCLE

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Auction dateClassic
18.05.2022 14:30UTC +02:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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France, Paris
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ID 761313
Lot 23 | ÉCOLE NÉERLANDAISE DU XVIE SIÈCLE
ÉCOLE NÉERLANDAISE DU XVIE SIÈCLEHomme nu vu de dos, d'après Willem Danielsz. van Tetrodeinscrit ‘Numb 22/ michell Angelo Bonarota’ (à la plume et encre brune, verso)pierre noire rehaussé de blanc sur papier beige37,3 x 23,4 cm (14 5⁄8 x 9 1⁄4 in.) Provenance Thomas Bank (1735-1805), Londres (L. 2423) ; par descendance, à sa fille unique,Lavinia Forster (1774-1858).Jean Willems, Bruxelles (selon une étiquette, verso).Mario Garilli (cachet sur le montage, verso).Collection particulière, Bruxelles. Post lot text NETHERLANDISH SCHOOL, 16TH CENTURY, NUDE STUDY OF A MAN, SEEN FROM THE BACK, BLACK CHALK, HEIGHTENED WITH WHITE, ON LIGHT BROWN PAPERThe early fascination of Netherlandish artists for Michelangelo’s monumental and muscular conception of the body is evident from the work of Maarten van Heemskerck (1498-1574). The present, exceptionally large and powerful example may date from the latter’s – and Michelangelo’s – lifetime, after a bronze Écorché by Willem Danielsz van Tetrode (c. 1525-1580) (Christie's; 18 January 2015, lot 71).
Applied technique:Сhalk
Medium:Acrylic glass, Paper, Plastic, Stone
Art style:Old Masters
Genre:Nude art
Place of origin:Western Europe, Europe, The Netherlands
Category:Drawing
Auction house category:All other types of objects
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