Italian Landscape Jan Both

Jan Both (mentioned on object), c. 1650 - 1652 Street Scene with Roman Ruins Jan Both (mentioned on object), c. 1642 - c.

1644 Italian Landscape with a View of a Harbour Jan Both (mentioned on object), c. 1645 - c. 1650 Landschap met veerpont en wachtende reizigers aan oever van de Tiber Jan Both, 1642.

Jan Both Italian Landscape All our images can be downloaded in high resolution from our website for non-commercial use (research/study, educational purposes, personal blogs and social media). Would you like to use our images in a publication? Please mention our credit line: "Mauritshuis, The Hague.". Jan Both, A Rocky Italian Landscape with Herdsmen and Muleteers, about 1645.

Read about this painting, learn the key facts and zoom in to discover more. When he was twenty, Jan Both went south and lived a few years in Italy, where he took inspiration for this type of sun-drenched mountain landscape. Upon returning to his hometown of Utrecht, he painted dozens of them.

File usage on Commons The following 6 pages use this file: Paintings by Jan Both Paintings in the Mauritshuis User:Emha/Mittelhessen/2020 January 21-31 User:Sir James/Mittelhessen/2020 January 26 File:Italian landscape.jpg File:Jan Both. Italian Landscape with Draughtsman c. 1650 Oil on canvas, 187 x 240 cm Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Jan Both was one of the best known of the Dutch painters living in Italy for varying length of time in the 17th century (the so-called Italianates).

They painted landscapes without depicting a specific topography and almost all their works are imaginary compositions. Both's painting. Italian Landscape with Travelers, c.

1650 Jan Both Landscape with Ruins and Two Cows at the Waterside, from a series of four horizontal Roman Landscapes, 1645/50 Jan Both. Italian Landscape with Ferry Jan Both (mentioned on object), c. 1650 - 1652 Street Scene with Roman Ruins Jan Both (mentioned on object), c.

1642 - c. 1644 Italian Landscape with a View of a Harbour Jan Both (mentioned on object), c. 1645 - c.

1650 Landschap met veerpont en wachtende reizigers aan oever van de Tiber Jan Both, 1642. Italian Landscape with the Ponte Lucano over the Aniene River Jan Both, c. 1650.

Jan Both was one of the most important Dutch painters of Italianate landscapes. In 1637 or 1638 he joined his older brother Andries in Rome and stayed there until his return to his native city of Utrecht in 1642.