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Cornelis Claesz. Van
Wieringen
(ca. 1580-1633) - Dutch
Famous Dutch drawer, painter
and etcher. First mentioned in Haarlem in 1597. He is generally considered as a
pupil of Hendrick Vromm. Van Wieringen was a close friend from those other
famous Haarlem painters like Goltzius and Cornelis Cornelisz. Van Haarlem. He
specialised in marine paintings and received many commissions from the city of
Haarlem and the Admiralty of Amsterdam.
Claes Jansz.
Visscher - (1587 - 1652 ) - Dutch School
Son of Jan Claesz. Visscher ,
a carpenter in Amsterdam. He is mentioned as engraver in Masterdam in the year
1608. Right from the beginning around 1607 hos drawins show inspired, attractive
but simple views of the Dutch landscape. He became the most prominent publishers
of maps at his time and that has put the research of work as an engraver a bit
in the shadow. Nevertheless he signed for some 200 engravings, many of them
religious but others after his own designs or those by a couple of other artists
like Claes van Wieringen and the master of the small landscapes.
This set is sold
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Amaeniores
aliquot regiunculae
Complete set of 14 engravings
measuring 14 cm X 19 cm
Published in Amsterdam in 1613 by David de Meine.
Hollstein 327-340 ( I / III)
Probably the
nicest set of Dutch landscape engravings ever!
Including some of the speciality's of Van Wieringen such as marine scenes,
winter landscapes with skaters and typical Dutch wind mills.
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The prints are in an
acid free archival matting. The paper is early watermarked laid with
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All these works
are available for purchase. (of course as a complete set!)
You can access larger images by clicking on the thumbnail images
above.
Contact me for prices if interested.
Below you can access detail images to see the quality of these works
