Robert Griffier (London 1688-c. 1750)
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Robert Griffier (London 1688-c. 1750)

A Rhenish river landscape, with peasants dancing before an inn, a village with a church and shipping beyond

細節
Robert Griffier (London 1688-c. 1750)
A Rhenish river landscape, with peasants dancing before an inn, a village with a church and shipping beyond
oil on panel
18½ x 22 7/8 in. (47 x 58.1 cm.)
來源
with Gallerie Heineman, Munich, 1909.
注意事項
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拍品專文

The artist was the son of Jan Griffier I (c. 1645-1718), a Dutch artist who had moved to England in circa 1666. Both father and son painted small Rhenish landscapes of the present type, in the late manner of Herman Saftleven: river valleys shut in by high mountain chains and filled with buildings, ships and small figures. Robert's early work, when unsigned, is hard to distinguish from that of his father, and the oeuvres of the two have only recently begun to be distinguished.