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anticSwiss 02/10/2021 14:54:29 http://www.anticswiss.com philippe caudroit IN VENDITA ANTIQUARIO Epoca: 17° secolo -1600 Caudroit Troyes Stile: Luigi XIV Reggenza +33662098900 Lunghezza:90cm Larghezza:71cm Materiale:olio su tela Prezzo:12800€ DESCRIZIONE DETTAGLIATA: Scuola Caravaggio del XVII secolo: Gesù divide il pane con i Pellegrini di Emmaus Tela originale di 75 cm per 55 cm Bella cornice antica di 90 cm per 71 cm. Il nostro dipinto è attribuito a Jacob Toorenvliet (1640; 1719). Fu sicuramente eseguito intorno al 1670 durante il soggiorno del pittore a Venezia, dove soggiornò per tre anni, o durante il suo soggiorno a Roma (periodo dal 1670 al 1674). Inoltre l'opera rimase indubbiamente nel Regno del Veneto fino al XIX secolo, come sembra mostrare il timbro sul retro. Questo francobollo reca lo stemma degli Hohenzollern, signori del regno di Veneto fino al 1866 e l'iscrizione (... ESPORTATIONE ... R.ACCADEMIA.DI.MILANO), quindi l'autorizzazione a lasciare il regno del Veneto da parte delle autorità di il tempo. Il nostro dipinto è simile all'opera venduta da Sotheby's New York nel 2011 (per un importo di € 62.000 senza spese), non per il soggetto trattato (discussione di Rabins) ma per la resa, i volti, lo sfondo, la mano sul bracciolo della poltrona... Rappresenta Gesù che divide il pane con i pellegrini che condividono la sua mensa. (I pellegrini di Emmaus, o discepoli di Emmaus, sono due personaggi del Nuovo Testamento che compaiono nel "Vangelo secondo san Luca (capitolo 24, versetti da 13 a 35). Uno dei due si chiama Cleophas mentre il nome dell'altro rimane sconosciuto. Jacob Torenvliet (1640, 1673) Jacob Toorenvliet nacque nel 1640 a Leida negli attuali Paesi Bassi. Suo padre Abraham Toorenvliet è un maestro vetraio e insegnante di disegno. Il giovane Toorenvliet studia con Frans van Mieris de Oudere e Matthijs Naiveu con suo padre che è considerato un rispettato insegnante. di Gerrit Dou, genero di suo padre, fino al 1659, anno della sua deposizione arte per un grande viaggio in Europa. Toorenvliet è attivo in molte città durante la sua carriera, principalmente in Italia e nei Paesi Bassi. Era a Vienna nel 1663 ea Roma per una commissione nel 1669. Viaggiò con Nicolas Roosendaal (1636–1686), un pittore di 'Enkhuizen'. Dal 1670 al 1673 vissero a Venezia, e nel 1671 intrapresero un altro viaggio a Roma, dove Toorenvliet divenne membro dei Bentvueghel con il soprannome di Jazon. Tornò a Vienna nel 1673 e vi rimase fino al 1674. Tornò a Leida nel 1679 e ad Amsterdam nel 1680. Tornò a vivere di nuovo a Leida nel 1686 e vi rimase fino alla morte. Divenne membro della Gilda di San Luca di Leida e ricoprì molti incarichi dal 1695 1 / 3 anticSwiss 02/10/2021 14:54:29 http://www.anticswiss.com al 1712. Inoltre, fu co-fondatore dell'Accademia del disegno della città nel 1694 con Willem van Mieris e Carel de Moor. Morì a Oegstgeest nel 1719. https://www.anticswiss.com/it/antiquariato-on-line/philippe-caudroit-25355 2 / 3 anticSwiss 02/10/2021 14:54:29 http://www.anticswiss.com Gallery 3 / 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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