Bilder Nicolaes Berchem / Clement de Jonghe - Frontispiece: ”Animalia” - Amsterdam - 1635



Beskrivning
Frontispiece: ”Animalia”
Etching by Nicolaes Berchem serving as the frontispiece to the series ”Animalia” published by Clement de Jonghe in Amsterdam between 1635 and 1683.
Lettered on large stone in the left corner of the print: "Animalia / ad vivum delineata et / aqua forti aeri impressa, / studio et arte / Nicolai Berchemi / Clemendt de Jonge excud. Amst." Number in the lower left corner: "1".
Nicolaes Berchem (1620–1683) was a prominent Dutch painter and etcher, known for his pastoral landscapes and depictions of animals. As one of the leading figures of the Dutch Golden Age, Berchem was part of the Haarlem school of painters and was greatly influenced by Italian landscapes, which he often incorporated into his work. His compositions typically featured idyllic countryside scenes with shepherds, cattle, and ruins, all rendered with exquisite detail and light. Berchem's etchings and paintings were highly regarded during his lifetime and continue to be admired for their elegance and technical mastery.
Artist or Maker:
Nicolaes Berchem / Clement de Jonghe
Medium:
Etching
Date:
1635-1683