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Hendrick Goltzius
(1558-1647)
Master of the
Burin. A monument in engraving art. Leading figure of the
mannerist school of Dutch engravers. For technique as an engraver
Goltzius is considered as unsurpassed, even by Dürer. He was a
pupil of Dirk Volckertz, Coornhert and Philippe Galle. His
mannerism was highly influenced by Spranger but after a journey
to Italy he developed it to a less exaggerated form. His designs
where engraved, often with even more skill by his contemporain
Jan Saenredam and Goltzius pupil and son of Goltzius second wife:
Jacob Matham.
This designs are masterly done and Goltzius, Matham and Saenredam
where superb engravers. Their work makes part of the upper-class
art-sales. The works below are mostly inventions of Goltzius,
engraved by himself or engraved by Saenredam or Matham. Few
others are engravings by Saenredam on his own invention.on
Pieter, who later became famous for his paintings of the interiors of churches,
was born. He died in Assendelft in 1607.
Jacob Matham
(1571-1631)
Born in Haarlem and
since 1581 pupil of his stepfather Hendrick Goltzius, 1593-1597 in Italy, Venice
and Rome, settled 1598 in Haarlem, 1605 in Venice, died 1631 at Haarlem. Matham
is perhaps the most profound Goltzius engraver of his time.
THE VICES
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In niches. A suite of 7 prints
Reference: B.1271-277, Hollstein 277-283,
first state is before the address of Visscher (II) and Ottens in plate one (III)
the prints
measures 32,50 cm X 16,30 cm
Signed HG Invent. on all prints, J.Matham Scul. on plate one
A group in second state
(With the
publishers address of Claes Janszn. Visscher on plate one)
Gulla |
Libido |
Ira |
State I or
II / from III |
State I or II / from
III |
State I or II / from
III |
All these works
are available for purchase.
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above.
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