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The Lawyers Office, c. 1545 (oil on wood)

The Lawyers Office, c. 1545 (oil on wood)


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The Lawyers Office, c. 1545 (oil on wood)

XIR160159 The Lawyers Office, c.1545 (oil on wood) by Roymerswaele, Marinus van (1495-1567); Private Collection; (add.info.: allegedly refers to an actual lawsuit begun in 1526 between the three heirs of Anthonius Willem Bouwensz and Cornelius vander Maere, concerning the purchase of a salt refinery; ); Netherlandish, out of copyright

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The Lawyers Office, c. 1545 - A Glimpse into the Intricacies of Legal Affairs in the Northern Renaissance

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. This print captures "The Lawyers Office" an oil painting on wood created by Marinus van Roymerswaele around 1545. The artwork, now part of a private collection, offers a fascinating insight into the legal world during the Northern Renaissance. The composition depicts a lawyer's office bustling with activity. A distinguished lawyer sits at his desk adorned with stacks of papers and documents, engrossed in writing. His clerk stands nearby, ready to assist him in organizing the intricate details of various cases. Intriguingly, this piece is said to allude to an actual lawsuit that unfolded in 1526 between Anthonius Willem Bouwensz's heirs and Cornelius vander Maere concerning a salt refinery purchase. This historical context adds depth and significance to the artwork as it reflects real-life legal disputes of its time. The image showcases elements synonymous with law and justice – from seals and rings symbolizing authority to discussions between lawyers and clients seeking resolution for their affairs. The atmosphere exudes both seriousness and professionalism while capturing moments of camaraderie or perhaps even greed among those involved. As we delve into this snapshot from history through van Roymerswaele's masterful brushstrokes, we are reminded of how art can serve as a window into society's past – shedding light on not only legal practices but also

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