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The Perelle are
considered by the prints cabinet of Amsterdam as important under estimated landscape
artists from the period.
It is very likely this art will increase in value and importance over the decades
to come.
The images
below are taken in low resolution. The colour also seems greenish on some but
that is not the case at all. All are very good lifetime impressions in the same
nice inking.
To see the perfect impression quality of
these items please press the link to some high resolution pictures below.
detail of the first
landscape
global image of first
landscape
detail of the last landscape
global image of last
landscape
Gabriel Perelle ( 1603 - Paris 1677) Adam Perelle ( 1638 - Paris 1695)
♣ Publisher: Pierre Mariette (1626 - 1696) ♣
A group of
four landscapes
each 24 by 32 cm
A group of three landscapes with circus people
each 25,50 by 34,50 cm
Two landscapes
by Gabriel Perelle, one after Pierre Patel (1605-16769)
each 18,00 by 23,50 cm
♣ Publisher: Jean Le Blond (Paris 1635-1709) ♣
Four landscapes with impressive buildings
each 25,00 by 32,00 cm
Wide landscape
25,00 by 35,50 cm
Two rocky landscapes
24,50 by 31,50 cm
A landscape with full text line
24,50 by 35,50 cm