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Herman van Swanevelt (1603 – 1655) was a Dutch painter and etcher from the Baroque era. Life. Herman was born in Woerden to a family of thriving artisans whose ancestors included the famous painter Lucas van Leyden. The identity of Swanevelt’s teacher remains a mystery. A new hypothesis suggests that he was a pupil of Willem Buytewech. [1] .
Swanevelt, Herman van. Woerden (Holanda), 1603-1604 - París, 1655. Es uno de los más destacados representantes del llamado paisaje italianizante. Nada se sabe con seguridad sobre su primera formación en Holanda. Su obra más antigua conservada, un dibujo fechado en 1623-1624, en París (Brunswick, Anton-Ulrich Museum), permite pensar que se ...
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18 de ene. de 2024 · Herman van Swanevelt spent his career outside his native Holland. In Paris he painted his first signed and dated works in 1623. In 1629 he moved to Rome, where he painted many landscapes with biblical and mythological subjects. His usual compositional structure, derived from Cornelis van Poelenburgh's work, proved very popular with the Romans ...
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Herman van Swanevelt, apodado El ermitaño (Woerden, hacia 1600-03-París, 1655), fue un pintor y grabador holandés de estilo barroco. Fue uno de los maestros holandeses que desarrollaron el paisaje idealizado, de influencia italiana, en la primera mitad del siglo XVII .
Artwork Details. Overview. Signatures, Inscriptions, and Markings. Provenance. Exhibition History. Title: Landscape with Trees and Figures. Artist: Herman van Swanevelt (Dutch, Woerden (?) ca. 1603–1655 Paris) Former Attribution: Formerly attributed to Anonymous, Dutch, 17th century.
