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Jan van Goyen 1596-1656 Poet of the Dutch Landscape - Paintings from Museums and Private Collections in Great Britain
Christopher Wright
Alan Jacobs Gallery, London, 1977.
In-8, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleur, 112 pp.
Nombreuses illustrations en noir et en couleur.
Catalogue en langue anglaise.
Assez bon état. Quelques frottements mineurs en couverture.
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Ce catalogue a été édité à l'occasion de l'exposition présentée Alan Jacobs Gallery, à Londres, du 20 avril au 25 mai 1977.
Jan van Goyen 1596-1656 Poet of the Dutch Landscape présentait 35 oeuvres en provenance de collections publiques et privées. Le catalogue comprend notamment une importante étude de l'historien d'art anglais Christopher Wright sur l'histoire du goût pour la peinture de paysage néerlandaise en Grande-Bretagne.
"The United Kingdom has long been famous for its collections of Dutch pictures, both public and private, and the total in the country must still be about the same as those which remain the property of the Dutch themselves. The Royal Collections, The National Gallery, the Wallace Collection and many others contain many of the most important surviving pictures by Cuyp, Hobbema and Jan Steen to mention only three masters who are particularly well represented in British Collections.
"It may come as a surprise, therefore, that at the present time there are no less than forty-seven pictures by , or attributed to, Jan van Goyen in the Public Museums and National Trust Houses of this country (...)"
Jan van Goyen 1596-1656 Poet of the Dutch Landscape présentait 35 oeuvres en provenance de collections publiques et privées. Le catalogue comprend notamment une importante étude de l'historien d'art anglais Christopher Wright sur l'histoire du goût pour la peinture de paysage néerlandaise en Grande-Bretagne.
"The United Kingdom has long been famous for its collections of Dutch pictures, both public and private, and the total in the country must still be about the same as those which remain the property of the Dutch themselves. The Royal Collections, The National Gallery, the Wallace Collection and many others contain many of the most important surviving pictures by Cuyp, Hobbema and Jan Steen to mention only three masters who are particularly well represented in British Collections.
"It may come as a surprise, therefore, that at the present time there are no less than forty-seven pictures by , or attributed to, Jan van Goyen in the Public Museums and National Trust Houses of this country (...)"