ID 914575
Lot 2577 | ANDRIES BOTH BARBIER UND LANDWIRTE, CA. 1635-1641
Estimate value
€ 4 000 – 8 000
ANDRIES BOTH 1611/12 Utrecht - 1642 Venedig BARBIER UND LANDWIRTE, CA. 1635-1641 Öl auf Kupfer. 18 x 22 cm (R. 29,5 x 33,5 cm). Links unten im Stein Reste des Monogramms: 'AB'. Min. altrest. Rahmen. Expertise: Stellungnahme von Ellis Dullaart vom RKD in Den Haag vom 12. August 2016. Ellis Dullaart vom RKD in Den Haag bemerkt, dass neben der hier aufgeführten Arbeit zwei weitere Versionen dieser Komposition dokumentiert sind. Eine, die sich heute in der Kunstsammlung der Universität in Göttingen befindet sowie eine weitere Version, die am 7 Juli 1993 in London, im Auktionshaus Sotheby's zum Aufruf kam (Sale London, Sotheby's, 7. July 1993, lot 254). Weiterhin vermutet Ellis Dullaart, dass das Gemälde ein Spätwerk Andries Boths ist, welches zwischen 1635 und 1641, während Boths Aufenthalt in Rom, entstand. Literatur: - T. Kren, Jan Miel (1599-1664), A Flemish painter in Rome, Dissertation Yale University 1978, Ausg. 1, S. 82f., Ausg. 2., S. 15f., Nr. A7. - L. Trezzani, L. Laureati & G. Briganti, The Bamboccianti: the painters of everyday life in seventeenth century Rome, Rom 1983, S. 200, 202, Abb. S. 211. - E. Mai (ed.), I Bamboccianti: Niederländische Malerrebellen im Rom des Barock, Milan 1991, S. 132, Nr. 4.2 (mit einer farbigen Abbildung der Göttinger Version). - B. Schnackenburg, 'Die Anfänge von Thomas Adriaensz. Wyck (um 1620-1677) als Zeichner und Maler', Oud Holland 106 (1992), S. 153, Abb. - K. Weick-Joch, Kulturtransfer im Rom des 17. Jahrhunderts: die Malerei der Bamboccianti, Weimar 2015, S. 77, Anm. 294 (mit einer farbigen Abbildung der Göttinger Version). Herzlich danken wir Ellis Dullaart vom RKD in Den Haag (Rijksbureau voor kunsthistorische Documentatie) für die äußerst aufschlussreiche Analyse und der Zuweisung des Werks an Andries Both sowie die Aufnahme dessen in die Datenbank des RKD als authentisches Arbeit Boths (https://rkd.nl/en/explore/images/278064). Provenienz: Rheinische Privatsammlung. Zuvor: Bedeutende altdeutsche Privatsammlung; Julius Böhler in München (1975).
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