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Gosssaert, Jan gen. Mabuse (Nachfolger)

Lot 2933
16.12.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 500
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Lot 2933 | Gosssaert, Jan gen. Mabuse (Nachfolger)
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€ 5 500 – 8 000
Gosssaert, Jan gen. Mabuse (Nachfolger)
81 x 58 cm
Maria mit dem Kind an einer Balustrade vor Landschaftshintergrund. Öl/Holz.
Privatsammlung Aachen, in den 1950er bis 1970er Jahren gesammelt. Diese bekannte Komposition geht auf einen Typus von Jan Gossaert um 1520 zurück (Den Haag, Mauritshuis, Inv. Nr. 830, 25,3 x 29,6 cm). Die Präsentation des Kindes, das mit dem Schleier seiner Mutter spielt, eine Neuheit in der flämischen Malerei, fand Mitte des 16. Jahrhunderts in Antwerpen ein großes Publikum. Ursprünglich vor dunklem Hintergrund entworfen, erscheinen die beiden Figuren vor Landschaftshintergrund. Es gibt viele Varianten in Größe, Farbe und Ornamentik. Karel van Mander, berühmter Verfasser des 1604 erschienenen Schilderboek, schreibt, dass Paul van Aelst, Sohn von Pieter Coecke, ein geschickter Kopist von Gossaert war. Während der Meister in der Den Haager Fassung die königsblaue Farbe für den Mantel der Jungfrau verwendet, trägt diese in den meisten, wenn nicht in fast allen späteren Fassungen einen roten Mantel. Daher und angesichts anderer wesentlicher Unterschiede, die die späteren Varianten vom Gemälde im Mauritshuis unterscheiden, ist nicht auszuschließen, dass sie alle von einem anderen, heute verschollenen autographen Modell von Gossaert stammen könnten.
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