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Goyen, Jan van

Lot 757
08.11.2023 09:30UTC +01:00
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€ 40 000
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Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 757 | Goyen, Jan van
Estimate value
€ 40 000 – 60 000
Leiden 1596 - Den Haag 1656
26,5 x 44 cm
Blick in ein weites Flusstal. Öl/Eichenholz, monogrammiert und datiert VG 1639.
Sammlung Dr. Azam, Bordeaux; Versteigerung F.Muller & Co, Paris, Dez. 1909, Nr. 33; Versteigerung Amsterdam, Nov. 1910, Nr. 46; Alfred Brod Gallery, London; Sammlung Ferdinand III Mülhens, Köln, Dez. 1980.
Jan van Goyen zählt unbestritten zu einem der führenden Landschafter des Goldenen Zeitalters. Mit Salomon van Ruysdael, Pieter de Moleyn und Jan Porcellis entwickelte er die sogenannte tonale Landschaftsmalerei, eine Malerei mit fast monochromer Farbpalette, die all seine späteren Werke dominierte. Die hier vorgestellte Tafel aus dem Jahre 1639 ist dafür ein typisches Beispiel. Eine beschauliche, weite Landschaft, Hans-Ulrich Beck fasst diese Werkgruppe unter dem Begriff „Fernsichten“ zusammen, mit tief gezogenem Himmel (der Dreiviertel der Komposition ausmacht), bei Gleichklang des Kolorits, einer zarten Abstufung in Grau- (Himmel) bzw. Brauntönen. Einziger „Unruhepol“ eine kleine ins rechte untere Drittel verschobene Anhöhe, mit zwei augenfällig verdorrten Eichenbäumen und kleiner Figurenstaffage. Dorthin soll es den Blick des Betrachters als erstes ziehen, bevor er hinab schweift in eine stille, flache und von einem kaum sichtbaren Fluss durchzogen Ebene.
Literatur:
Hofstede de Groot, Bd. VIII, Nr. 26 u. 466;
Hans-Ulrich Beck, Jan van Goyen, 1973, Nr. 969.
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