Niederlande Mid 17th century. Arched hall of a palace with figures - photo 1
Niederlande Mid 17th century. Arched hall of a palace with figures - photo 2
Niederlande Mid 17th century. Arched hall of a palace with figures - photo 3

Niederlande Mid 17th century. Arched hall of a palace with figures

Lot 330
04.12.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1348890
Lot 330 | Niederlande Mid 17th century. Arched hall of a palace with figures
Estimate value
€ 3 000 – 4 000
Inscribed D.V.DEELEN.1626.Ft" on the base of the column n the right. Oil auf panel. 41.5 x 53.8 cm. Minor damage. Restored. Framed (55 x 67 cm).

Als das vorliegende Gemälde im Jahr 1952 versteigert wurde, bot man dieses noch als authentische Arbeit Dirck van Delens (1605 Heusden - 1671 Arnemuiden) an. Bernard M. Vermet, der Betreuer des Werkverzeichnisses zum Schaffen des Künstlers, schließt die Autorschaft des Künstlers jedoch aus. Er begründet dies damit, dass Dirck van Delen seinen Familiennamen niemals als "Deelen" geschrieben hat. Das Gemälde zeigt zudem im Hintergrund Architekturformen, die Vermet dem "Niederländischen Klassizismus" der Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts zuordnet. Die Schreibweise "Deelen" verbindet das Werk mit anderen Gemälden, die sich in z. T. renommierten Sammlungen befinden. Bernard Vermet verweist diesbezüglich auf das "Kircheninterieur" in Belfast, National Museums NI (Inv.-Nr. BELUM.U32), in welchem er eine Arbeit des Bartholomeus van Bassen sieht.

Bei der Beurteilung des angebotenen Gemäldes darf der Umstand, dass eine Künstlersignatur im 17. Jahrhundert urheberrechtlich nicht geschützt war, nicht vergessen werden. Vielmehr ist die Bezeichnung auf dem Gemälde als Hinweis zu verstehen, dass der unbekannte Meister sich bewusst am Vorbild des für seine motivisch entsprechenden Gemälde hochgeschätzten Künstlers van Delen orientiert hat.

Provenienz: Leo Spik, Berlin, Auction 25-26 September 1952, catalogue number 263. - Private owner Since then.

Wir danken Drs. Bernard M. Vermet für seine freundliche Unterstützung im Rahmen der Katalogisierung.
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