Attributed To Jacob Van Spreeuwen (circa 1609/11 – After 1650), Vanitas Scene With Lute Player

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Object description :

"Attributed To Jacob Van Spreeuwen (circa 1609/11 – After 1650), Vanitas Scene With Lute Player"

Attributed to Jacob van Spreeuwen
Dutch painter
Leiden, circa 1609/1611 - after 1650
Vanitas scene with a lute player
Oil on panel: 59.3 x 50.8 cm
Unsigned
Frame: 80.3 x 71.3 cmJ

acob van Spreeuwen was one of the "Fine Painters" of Leiden.
He was influenced by both Rembrandt and Dou. In the past, it has been suggested that he was a pupil of Gerrit Dou, Rembrandt's first pupil, or even of Rembrandt himself.

All my paintings stand fullydocumented on my website:
https://www.jeanmoust.com/categories/biblical-mythological-and-allegorical-scenes/spreeuwen-attributed-to-jacob-van-11-24/a-vanitas-scene-with-a-lute-player-5036960

Price: 8 000 €

Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition

Material: Oil painting on wood

Reference: 1546556
Availability: In stock