Anonymous Spanish Artist, 17th Century: The Birth Of Eve From Adam's Rib
Artist: Anonyme Espagnol Du Xvii Siecle D'apres Jan Soens
This painting is inspired—albeit with notable differences—by the series on the Creation of the World by Jan Sons ('s-Hertogenbosch, 1547 – Parma, 1608).
The depiction of the vegetation and landscape in the background, typically Flemish in style, is adapted here to a mid-17th-century Spanish style, likely belonging to the Madrid school, or perhaps even the Seville school.
The presence of animals—also of Flemish influence—is a remarkable detail, executed with great skill; this element, combined with the uniqueness of the subject depicted, gives the work a truly distinctive and intriguing character.
The painting is in good condition, although it has been slightly trimmed on the sides and at the top.
The depiction of the vegetation and landscape in the background, typically Flemish in style, is adapted here to a mid-17th-century Spanish style, likely belonging to the Madrid school, or perhaps even the Seville school.
The presence of animals—also of Flemish influence—is a remarkable detail, executed with great skill; this element, combined with the uniqueness of the subject depicted, gives the work a truly distinctive and intriguing character.
The painting is in good condition, although it has been slightly trimmed on the sides and at the top.
1 800 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 47 cm
Width: 58,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1843454
Availability: In stock
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