Johann Martin von Rohden. View from Massa Lubrene to the Island of Capri - photo 1
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Johann Martin von Rohden. View from Massa Lubrene to the Island of Capri

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€ 1 500
Auction dateClassic
17.11.2023 15:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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Lot 1245 | Johann Martin von Rohden. View from Massa Lubrene to the Island of Capri
ROHDEN, JOHANN MARTIN VON1778 Kassel - 1868 Rome


Title: View from Massa Lubrene to the Island of Capri.
Technique: Pencil on paper.
Mounting: Mounted.
Measurement: 36 x 49cm.
Notation: Inscribed lower right: Massa.
Frame: Framed.
Verso:
Label of the Galerie Arnold, Dresden, on the cardboard backing.

Certificate:
Marianne Heinz, Kassel, 09 October 2022.

Exhibitions:
"Ein Kaufmann als Kunstfreund. Die Gemäldesammlung von Hermann Hugo Neithold" Exhibition Kunstsammlungen und Museen Augsburg 05.02 - 05.06.2016, cat. no. 17, pp. 96ff with ill.

Literature:
Cf: Heinz, M. (ed.), Johann Martin von Rohden 1778-1868, Staatliche Museen Kassel, Neue Galerie, Von-der-Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal 2000/2001. Edition Minerva, Wolfratshausen 2000.

Provenance:
Collection Neithold, Dresden, since 1921.

Johann Martin von Rohden, who spent almost his entire life in Italy, left a comparatively small painting oeuvre with about 120 known paintings, small-format oil sketches and oil studies.

In contrast, the collection of drawings is more extensive. In addition to the direct studies and preparatory sketches for his paintings, there are numerous different groupings of drawings, ranging from detailed plant studies to large-scale, panorama-like landscapes.

The present drawing shows, slightly off-centre, a view of the island of Capri as seen from Massa Lubrene, a small fishing village on the northern coast of the Sorrentine peninsula at that time.

Rohden has retreated to a higher location slightly above the coast, which allows him this focused view across to the island. With great attention to detail, he marks the surrounding paths and rocks and their growth of flat bushes and trees.

With the staggering of the pines towering high almost in the centre of the depiction, Rohden achieves the spatiality typical of his vedute, additionally supported by the foreground, which is often left empty or free. Together with the low rock wall supporting the right edge of the picture, this creates an effective framing of the island motif, which was already very popular at the time.

With the help of the dynamic interchange of delicate shading, Rohden knows how to effectively emphasise and express zones of light and shadow.

Typical for Rohden is also the topographical accuracy of the chosen section of the Capri view, where at the left end the group of the well-known Faraglioni rocks is clearly visible. While the right half of the picture is directed towards the island and the surrounding sea, the view on the left is towards the Torre della Campanella at the western end of the Sorrentine peninsula.
Artist:Johann Martin von Rohden (1778 - 1868)
Applied technique:Pencil
Auction house category:Drawings and Watercolors
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