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Barockes Jagdstillleben

Starting price
€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
29.08.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event location
Germany, Plauen
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ID 386794
Lot 4217 | Barockes Jagdstillleben
Jagdstrecke aus erlegtem Hasen, Rohrdommel und Rebhuhn vor herbstlicher Gebirgslandschaft mit Jäger, im abendlichen Licht, das Gemälde besticht durch seine fein atmosphärisch eingefangene Lichtstimmung, die gekonnt naturwahr wiedergegebene Stofflichkeit der Tiere und die anekdotische Komposition des Stilllebens, mit dem im Hintergrund dem Blickfeld des Betrachters enteilenden Jäger in der Mode des 17. Jahrhundert, das Gemälde erinnert in seiner Durchführung an Jagdstillleben des Nürnberger Malers und Kupferstechers Joachim von Sandrart dem Älteren (1606 Frankfurt am Main bis 1688 Nürnberg), welcher unter anderem 1643 eine Allegorie "Der November" schuf, in welcher er einen jungen Mann mit Hunden und geschulterter Jagdstrecke vor herbstlicher Landschaft festhielt, auch hier ist die Stofflichkeit der Tiere in vergleichbarer Weise wie in unserem Gemälde behandelt und die Bildkomposition aus links vor einem Kulissenbaum drapierter Jagdbeute und rechts sich öffnendem weiten Landschaftsausblick mit hohem Himmel ähnlich gestaltet, fein lasierende Malerei, Öl auf Leinwand, 17. Jahrhundert, geringe Craquelure, doubliert und etwas restauriert, alt gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 123 x 99 cm.
Auction house category:Paintings
Address of auction Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Hammerstraße 30
08523 Plauen
Germany
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21.08.2020 – 26.08.2020
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