Gaspard Dughet "Eenige landschappen" antique engraving, 1685-1744
Gaspard Dughet, "Eenige landschappen", antique engraving, 1685-1744.
Gaspard Dughet (1615-1675), also known as Gaspard Poussin, was the brother-in-law of Nicolas Poussin. He was an important landscape painter of the 17th century, most of his subjects being drawn from the areas around Rome. He was very popular in his lifetime and again in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Engraver Isaak de Moucheron.
Condition as shown in the photographs.
Dimensions 25x16 cm.
For comparison see the British Museum collection, which holds an example from this series:
Eenige landschappen
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Object type
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Museum number
S.5209
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Title (series)
- Eenige landschappen
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Description
Landscape with two figures in conversation in left foreground, a third one reclining on the shore of a lake at right, trees on either side, a cliff overlooking the lake at left, mountains in the distance
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Producer name
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School/style
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Date
- 1685-1744
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Production place
- Published in: Amsterdam
- (Europe,Netherlands,Holland,Noord-Holland,Amsterdam)
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Materials
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Technique
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Dimensions
- Height: 165 millimetres
- Width: 254 millimetres
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Inscriptions
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Inscription Content
Lettered in lower margin: "G. Poussin Pinxit" and "I. d'Moucheron Fecit".
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Curator's comments
This is one from a series of ten, for comment see U,9.61. For another impression see also U,9.65.
After the painting now in Montréal, Dominion Gallery. -
Bibliography
- Hollstein 42
- Boisclair 1986 G.129
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Location
Not on display (D+F XVIIIc Unmounted Roy)
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Subjects
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Acquisition name
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Department
Prints & Drawings
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Registration number
S.5209


