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Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting
Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting - Paintings & Drawings Style Louis XVI Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting - Louis XVI Antiquités - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting
Ref : 118568
3 600 €
Period :
18th century
Provenance :
Italy
Medium :
Oil on panel
Dimensions :
l. 12.99 inch X H. 15.75 inch
Paintings & Drawings  - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting 18th century - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting Louis XVI - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting Antiquités - Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting
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Portraits Of Pierre Paul Rubens And Anthoon Van Dyck, 18th century Flemish Painting

Pair of antique Flemish painting

18th - 19th century

Self-portraits of Pierre Paul RUBENS (Antwerp 1599 - London 1641) and Anthoon van DYCK (Antwerp 1599 - London 1641)

Oil on panel 23 x 19 cm. (each) Framed 40 x 33 cm. (each)

A pair of antique paintings that reproduce the two famous self-portraits of the two greatest masters of the Golden Age of Flemish painting, Rubens and Van Dyck: the works, painted on oval panels and enriched by two beautiful golden wooden frames, are of pleasant impact and of great decorative value.

It was very fashionable among art collectors between the 18th and 19th centuries to decorate their homes and palaces with copies of the most ancient and famous paintings; these works of art were chosen for their decorative value, and are still perfect for placing in a living room or study.

Finely painted, they are precise replicas of the most famous self-portraits of the two painters. The first is the self-portrait of Pierre Paul Rubens painted between 1623 and 1625, kept at Windsor Castle, made for the Prince of Wales, the future Charles I, King of England, who wanted to have an effigy of the famous painter in his collection. The second is a self-portrait by Anthoon van Dyck dated 1632, currently at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

In both works the subjects are portrayed wearing dark, sober but fashionable clothes made of precious fabrics, typically worn by men belonging to the upper middle class or knights at that time.

They have no attributes that allude to their profession, although they wear gold chains, alluding to the success and wealth they had achieved in life. Without doubt, both images of the two Flemish masters were copied many times and were widely circulated, also through numerous engravings.

Delevery information :

We take care of and organise the transport of the purchased works, both for Italy and abroad, through professional and insured carriers.

We take great care We personally take care of the packaging, to which we devote a great deal of care: each work is carefully packed, first with arti- cle material, then with a custom-made wooden box.

Should you have the desire to see this or other works in person, we would be happy to welcome you to our gallery in Riva del Garda, Viale Giuseppe Canella 18, we are always open by appointment only.

Antichità Castelbarco

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18th Century Oil Painting Louis XVI