PAIR OF WASH DRAWINGS AFTER CLAUDE GELÉE KNOWN AS LE LORRAIN 18TH CENTURY SCHOOL

PAIR OF WASH DRAWINGS AFTER CLAUDE GELÉE KNOWN AS LE LORRAIN 18TH CENTURY SCHOOL
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The first drawing depicts a landscape with Apollo dozing and Mercury stealing his bow and his flock. This foreground scene is set against an antique landscape with a temple on the right and a castle in the distance. This mythological scene is based on a composition by Claude Gelée, known as Le Lorrain.

The second drawing depicts a pastoral scene with animals grazing on the banks of a river, two women in antique dress helping a goat. In the background, ancient ruins overgrown with vegetation bear witness to a bygone era. The whole evokes Italian landscapes and compositions by Claude Lorrain (1600-1682), who often painted ruins and idealized scenes of the Italian countryside.

The two sepia-tone watercolor and brown ink wash drawings are in original gilded wooden frames, with a blue passe-partout and the artist's EM monogram, which we have been unable to identify.

Sight size: H.: 48 cm - L.: 68

Ref: G5A3AOI9QL

Style Other style (Drawings of Other style Style)
Period 18th century (Drawings 18th century)
Country of origin France
Width (cm) 87
Height (cm) 67
Depth (cm) 3
Materials Paper
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
Location 78360, Montesson, France
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