Jan Frans von Bloemen gen. L"Orrizonte - photo 1

Jan Frans von Bloemen gen. L"Orrizonte

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€ 4 500
Auction dateClassic
04.12.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 669210
Lot 1750 | Jan Frans von Bloemen gen. L"Orrizonte
(1662 Antwerpen - 1749 Rom) attr.; Italienische Landschaft mit Hirten vor einem Fluss Blick auf eine baumbestandene, bergige Landschaft mit pittoreskem Architekturensemble, rechts im Vordergrund die vor einem dräuenden Unwetter fliehenden Hirten. In Motiv, Komposition und Stil charakteristisches Werk des flämischstämmigen Malers, der selten signierte. J. F. van Bloemen ging 1689 nach Rom, wo er ein höchst erfolgreicher Maler wurde, der u. a. große Veduten für prominente Auftraggeber wie die Königin von Spanien Elizabeth Farnese, den Papst und den römischen Adel ausführte. Er trat den Bentvueghels als der Vereinigung niederländischer und flämischer Künstler in Rom bei, wo er den Spitznamen Orizzonte erhielt. Mit Vorliebe schilderte der Künstler die Campagna-Landschaft in idealisierender Weise mit Ruinen, Wasserfällen, Brücken und Hirten. Beeinflusst durch Claude Lorrain und Gaspard Dughet, kam er letzterem bald im Ruhm gleich. Werke besitzen u. a. die Eremitage, der Louvre und die Staatl. Kunsthalle in Karlsruhe. Öl/Lwd., doubl; Rahmen. Verso altes Etikett mit Zuschreibung u. Bez. "Nro. 36 (/) Bloemen, Jan Frans (/) 1662 - 1749 Flämische Schule (/) Erworben 1923 Auktion Frankfurt". 58 cm x 73 cm. Barock-Rahmen. Attributed to Jan Frans van Bloemen (1662 - 1749). Oil on canvas, relined. Inscribed with attribution and provenance (purchased 1923 in an auction in Frankfurt) on an old label on the reverse.
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