1599–1652 Collection

Titlepage hounds hunting equipment 1646 Etching
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Sleeping figure Diana huntress 1644-52 Etching
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Seated figure Diana huntress 1644-52 Etching
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Fire Four Elements 1647 Etching Prints After Pieter van Avont
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Three Cherubs Two Boys Clouds 1620-77 Etching
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Wooded Landscape 1644 Etching third state four
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Water four elements Avont 1647 Etching state
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Five boys satyr 1646 Etching first state two
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Sleeping Huntress 1625-77 Etching engraving added
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Air Four Elements ca 1647 Etching second state
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Seated figure Diana huntress 1625-77 Etching
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Water Four Elements ca 1647 Etching Prints After Pieter van Avont
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"Exploring the Artistic World of 1599-1652: A Captivating Journey through Etchings and Prints" Step into a world of artistic marvels as we delve into the captivating era of 1599-1652. This period witnessed an explosion of creativity, with artists showcasing their skills through various mediums. Amongst these remarkable works are etchings and prints that continue to mesmerize art enthusiasts even today. One such masterpiece is the "Titlepage Hounds Hunting Equipment" etching from 1646. This intricate piece showcases the meticulous details of hunting gear, transporting us back to a time when hunting was not just a sport but also an essential part of life. Another enchanting creation is the "Sleeping Figure Diana Huntress" etching from 1644-52. The artist skillfully captures Diana in her slumber, radiating tranquility amidst nature's embrace. It serves as a reminder of the goddess's connection with both wildlife and serenity. In contrast, we have the "Fire Four Elements" etching from 1647 after Pieter van Avont's work. This print vividly portrays fire's fierce energy, reminding us of its significance as one of nature's most powerful elements. Moving on to ethereal beauty, we encounter cherubs and boys floating amidst clouds in the "Three Cherubs Two Boys Clouds" etching from 1620-77. These heavenly beings exude innocence and playfulness while adding an element of whimsy to this stunning artwork. Nature takes center stage once again in the "Wooded Landscape" etching from 1644 (third state four). With its intricate details and masterful use of shading, this print transports us deep into a serene forest where every leaf seems to whisper secrets untold. The element water comes alive in another extraordinary piece titled "Water Four Elements, " caressing our senses with its fluidity captured in an etching from 1647 after Pieter van Avont.