Pieter Van Mierevelt 1596/1623, Pair Of Portraits, 17th Dutch School

  
Pieter van Mierevelt 1596/1623, pair of portraits, Dutch School 17. Painting the oil on wood panels (oak), in good condition. Painter referenced and side unsigned. With frame 70 x 56 cm - without frame 52 x 38 cm. Old wooden frame carved and somewhat dated paintings 17 th, in good condition, with some minor losses.

Pieter Mierevelt was a Dutch painter lage dor of Dutch painting. Born in Delft October 5, 1596, died in the same city on January 11, 1623. According to Houbraken, he was one of the son of Michiel van jansz Mierevelt he was lélève, painted portraits as they could easily switch for those of his father. Houbraken discovered when he saw a signed portrait of the painter Gerard wigmana Frisian (who lived in amsterdam while Houbraken wrote) and was signed by a p m and a interlaced with the date of 1620.

When returned home, he looked up. Mierevelt in his \The other son was Mierevelt Jan, who died too young in 1633. According rkd, he would have painted the Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Pieter Mierevelt himself is the only person watching the doctor. His father Michiel van jansz Mierevelt devoted himself almost exclusively to portraiture, a genre in which he gained a great success.

The largest collection of his works is today at the Rijksmuseum of Amsterdam, but we find his paintings in the biggest museums in the world such as mauritshuis the louvre, the alte pinakothek, the Gemäldegalerie and the Museum of fine arts of Lyon and the Gemäldegalerie alte meister in Dresden. Several of his works are preserved in the town hall of Delft.

Several of his students also were successful. Among the most famous and talented of them include Paulus Moreelse, January Antonisz van Ravesteyn, daniel Mijtens, Anthonie Palamedesz, Johan van nes and hendrick Cornelisz.

His son Pieter (1596 - 1623) and January (died in 1633) and his son-jacob Delff, painted probably many paintings that bear his name. Anthony van Dyck painted a likeness, which was later engraved by jacob Delff. The works of Pieter van Mierevelt are in the brunswick museums, etc. Delft Sold with invoice / certificate. Table visible to our gallery Lisle sur la Sorgue (France) on weekends.

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1. artistic trend: Dutch School <\/ li>
2. type: baroque <\/ li>
3. Theme: Portrait, Self-Portrait <\/ li>
4. Type: Oil <\/ li>
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