Landscape after Herman van Swanevelt - Original Engraving by Schroeder
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Original early 19th century engraving reproducing a landscape by Herman van Swanevelt: the river, the castle perched on its rock and the shepherds beneath tall trees, with two figures on the road. Drawn by Gregorius and cut in line by Schroeder.
Original early 19th century engraving reproducing a landscape by Herman van Swanevelt: the river, the castle perched on its rock and the shepherds beneath tall trees, with two figures on the road. Drawn by Gregorius and cut in line by Schroeder.
It belongs to an engraved museum gallery published in France: the sheet carries printed at the head the number 292 and the wording "Ecole Flamande". Swanevelt (c. 1603-1655), settled in Rome and nicknamed there "Herman of Italy", was one of the most copied landscape painters of classicism.
Medium: Copper engraving (line engraving).
Artist / after: Herman van Swanevelt (original painting); drawing by Gregorius.
Engraver: Schroeder.
Date: about 1800-1806.
Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.9 in (19.8 x 15 cm).
Condition: Clean paper and good impression, with light foxing specks in the upper and left margins.
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Original early 19th century engraving reproducing a landscape by Herman van Swanevelt: the river, the castle perched on its rock and the shepherds beneath tall trees, with two figures on the road. Drawn by Gregorius and cut in line by Schroeder.