Augustin Braun (circa 1570-1639)

Diana and Actaeon

細節

Augustin Braun (circa 1570-1639)
Diana and Actaeon
signed 'Augustin Brün' (recto), and with inscription 'Hans Rottenhamer 14 50' (verso); pen and black and brown ink, brown wash, red bodycolour heightened with white, on pink prepared paper
149 x 193mm.

來源

With de Burlet.

出版

H. Vey, Neues zu Augustin Braun und einige Kölner Zeitgenossen, Wallraf-Richartz Jahrbuch, 1990, LI, pp. 171-2, fig. 6.

展覽

Laren N.H., Singer Museum, Oude Tekeningen, Verzameling P. en N. de Boer, 1966, no. 193, as Hans Rottenhammer.

拍品專文

The composition of this drawing is very close to that of a drawing by Rottenhammer formerly in the Norbert Roesler Collection, sold at Christie's, New York, 31 May 1990, lot 117, illustrated. The present drawing differs in a number of small details from the Roesler drawing; such as the number of nymphs, the pose of the river god and the addition of putti above the head of Diana. The subject was a popular one with Rottenhammer: a painting is in Munich, and two drawings in the Louvre (L. Demont, Inventaire général des dessins des écoles du nord, Ecoles allemandes et suisse, Paris, 1938, II, nos. 664-5, illustrated); and a lost composition was engraved after Sadeler (Hollstein, XXII, no. 59).
Braun was a painter and engraver active in Cologne in the early 17th Century. He engraved copies after Dürer, and painted altarpieces for churches in Cologne and views of Cologne.