Jurriaan Andriessen (1742-1819)

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Jurriaan Andriessen (1742-1819)

The large Waterfall at Beekhuizen

inscribed and dated 'de grote Waterval op/Beekhuijsen by Biljoen/25 July 1792 na t Leven getekend' (verso), pencil, watercolour, pencil framing lines, fragmentary watermark crown (?)
195 x 162 mm.; and a watercolour of the Hermitage at Soestdijk by the same hand, inscribed in Dutch, German and French, 148 x 199 mm. (2)

來源

Acquired in Brussels, 1970

展覽

Amsterdam, 1975/6, nos. 3 and 6

拍品專文

(1) Beekhuizen was added to the estate Biljoen near Velp by the Van Spaen family in 1770, and created into an 'aardsch paradijs' with woods, brooks and waterfalls which mostly still survive.
Designs for wall decorations showing the same area are offered in the following lot in this sale. Another drawing of the large waterfall at Beekhuizen dated 17 September 1796 is in the Fondation Custodia, Institut Néerlandais, Paris (inv.no. I 2203)