Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century
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Presentation of the Magi - Early 17th century

17th century
Other style
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From: 69270, fontaines sur Saone, France

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    Flemish work Attributed to Joseph Heintz Der Altere (1564-1609) or Hans Rottenhammer (1564-1625)
    Panel maker's mark on reverse GK, active in Antwerp in the first half of the 17th century
    This type of fire mark, a peculiarity of Flemish panels, confirms place and time.
    Our oil on copper, with its vivid polychromy and precise brushstrokes, takes up the theme of the Child, found in many iconographies. From the Nativity to the Adoration of the Shepherds, from the Presentation to the Temple, or, as in this work, to the Magi.
    His birth is all love, His sacrifice is pain, which is why I prefer the scenes of the Child to those of the Crucifixion.
    Dimensions 35 cm by 28 cm.
    Excellent condition - modern frame

    Ref: JR784C4WE9

    Condition Very good
    Style Other style (Religious paintings of Other style Style)
    Period 17th century (Religious paintings 17th century)
    Country of origin Belgium
    Artist Joseph Heintz Der Altere ou à Hans Rottenhammer
    Length (cm) 35
    Width (cm) 28
    Materials Oil on brass
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 69270, fontaines sur Saone, France
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