Fine set of four original etchings by the famous Dutch artist Johannes Glauber (1646–1726), better known by the pseudonym Polidoro.
Glauber, a leading figure of the golden age of Dutch painting, is famous for his "Italianizing" landscapes inspired by the Roman countryside and the style of Gaspard Dughet and Nicolas Poussin. These works perfectly capture the Arcadian aesthetic of the 17th century, characterized by classical ruins, serene rivers and human figures harmoniously integrated into nature.
Details of the work:
Artist: Johannes (Jan) Glauber (attribution certified).
Technique: Etching on paper.
Subject: Classic landscape views and country scenes.
State of conservation: Excellent, the prints maintain good sharpness of details and contrasts.
Frames: Included, in dark wood, they may have light "scratches" in some places, have a clear passe-partout which enhances their depth and protective glass.
Authenticity and Provenance: Each work is accompanied by the original documentation on the back, which certifies its authenticity. The provenance is the historic Galleria Adda in Capriate San Gervasio (BG), located in Via Roma 6. The presence of the gallery certificates and the historical-artistic cards makes this set a piece of certain collector's interest.
Total dimensions with frame 56.50x41.50 cm - Etchings cm. 36X24
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BRONZE Seller in
Monza-Brianza, Italia
