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Egbert van Heemskerck the Younger (1676–1744), Tavern Scene, oil on canvas, England, after ca. 1695
Egbert van Heemskerck the Younger (1676–1744), Tavern Scene, oil on canvas, England, after ca. 1695 9200,00 zł
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Tablespoon, silver, Poland, c. mid-17th century.
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Circle of Jan Wijnants, Landscape with Hunters and Travelers by a Lake, oil on panel, Netherlands, 17th century.

7300,00 zł

This painting depicts a landscape featuring hunters and travelers on a path alongside a lake. Several tall trees dominate the center. A lake is visible to the left, bordered by a road receding towards the horizon. The foreground shows two hunters with a child and a dog, with additional travelers appearing further back. The strategic placement of human figures (staffage) across various planes imbues the landscape with depth. A hill and forest are silhouetted on the horizon. The artwork is presented in a 17th-18th century Baroque frame.

The composition, characterized by the interplay of a body of water, a road, human and animal figures (staffage), and centrally placed trees, distinctly echoes the style of Jan Wijnants.

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Dimensions 57,5 × 44,5 cm
Type

Image
Form

Landscape
Kolorystyka

Blue

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Dark brown

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Dark Green

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Gray
Technika

Oil on the board
Czas powstania

17th century
Era

Modernity
Kraj pochodzenia

Netherlands
Autor

Circle of Jan Wijnants
State of preservation

Good condition, minor wear, conserved (re-varnished)

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