Farrier early mid-1650s Oil wood 19 x 24 1 / 8

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Farrier early mid-1650s Oil wood 19 x 24 1 / 8

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Aert Van Der Neer Case Early Forge Gorinchem Moon Reflections Van Der Farrier Light Effects Neer Warm Light

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This print showcases the artwork of Aert van der Neer, a renowned Dutch painter from the 17th century. Titled "Farrier" this oil painting on wood measures 19 x 24 1/8 inches (483 x 613 cm) and was created in the early to mid-1650s. Aert van der Neer is known for his preoccupation with capturing light effects in nature, and this painting exemplifies his mastery of nocturnal views. In "Farrier" he skillfully portrays a scene at a forge where a farrier tends to horses' hooves. The warm light emanating from the bonfire set against the cool glow of moonlight creates an enchanting atmosphere. Van der Neer's attention to detail is evident in his depiction of reflections on water surfaces, adding depth and realism to the composition. This particular piece highlights his ability to paint dozens of nocturnal scenes throughout his career, showcasing his unique talent for capturing these elusive moments. The Liszt Collection has reproduced this exquisite artwork as a high-quality photo print, allowing art enthusiasts to appreciate Van der Neer's genius firsthand. Whether you are drawn by its serene ambiance or fascinated by its technical brilliance, "Farrier" is sure to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty.

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