Dutch landscape : The Italianisants

Berchem          Both           Bril           Dujardin            Meyering            Nieulandt            Van Wyck         Van Swaenevelt     

One of the nicest subjects for collecting are the Dutch landscapes from the mid of the 17th century. With this online catalogue I'm glad to offer some of the finest artists from the period.


Herman Van Swanevelt (1600-1655)

See the page with only Swanevelt prints.


Thomas Wyck (1616-1677)
 



7,4 by 5,6 cm
 

   
 


12 by 8 cm

 

Dutch etcher known for his marines and views of markets or other scenes with a lot of human activities
 


Karel Dujardin (1622-1678)

H.32
22,2 by 16,2 cm
The mule between two sheep. Early impression with early French lily in circle watermark. Trimmed inside  the image at the top margin    

Karel Dujardin was born in Amsterdam, he probably went to Italy in the period 1640-1652. His work of 53 etchings was made when he was back in the Netherlands.
It is dated in the period 1652-1660. His landscape have a lot of light in them and his animals are near to Paulus Potter. Another link between some great artists.
 


Willem Nieulandt II (1584-1635)

Willem van Nieulandt II (the Younger) was a painter, engraver and writer. In 1594 he was apprenticed to Jacob Savery in Amsterdam. In 1601-02 van Nieulandt left for Rome, where he went to live with his uncle Willem van Nieulandt I, a painter and draughtsman who lived and worked in Rome, where he was known as Guglielmo Terranova and who was also his teacher. Later Willem II entered the studio of Paul Bril. In 1604 he left Rome, lived briefly in Amsterdam and then moved to Antwerp, where he became a master in the Guild of St Luke in 1605. On 28 February 1606 he married Anna Hustaert in Amsterdam; the couple had several children, including Catharina, who married the painter Adriaen van Utrecht in 1628. Van Nieulandt spent the final years of his life in Amsterdam, where he drew up his will on 24 October 1635 and probably died shortly afterwards. Landscape and light are most characteristic in their work.

Large landscapes after Paulus Bril


approx. 23 by 32 cm

Above are impressions from his famous suite of Roman landscapes after Paulus Bril.
published by Pierre Mariette in the 17th century.
 



Nicolaes Berchem (1620-1683)


 

10 by 11 cm
Three dogs, one standing
Berchem and Dujardin, they did combine landscape and animals in a wonderful manner.


 


Albert Meyering (1645-1714)

                         

24 by 19,5 cm

Very fine impression.
Painter-etcher from Amsterdam who worked also in Italy.


All these works are available for purchase.
Of course you can access larger images by clicking on the thumbnail images above.
Contact me for a price list if interested.
 

Below you can access detail images to see the quality of these works.
 





 

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