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Herman van Swanevelt

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During the beginning of the 1630s his development runs parallel to Claude's, and in some ways even anticipates it. During the thirties Swanevelt refined his idyllic landscape style. Swanevelt was an important link between the first generation of Dutch italianate painters, such as
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from 1600 onward, the genre of the “Italianate landscape” entered its classical phase in the 1630s with the advent of Swanevelt and his friends and contemporaries
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One of Swanevelt's etchings, "The Birth of Adonis," (1654) resides in the Utah Museum of Fine Art's permanent collection.
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For a long time the only murals attributed to Swanevelt were the two lunettes in the sacristy of
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In 1641 he returned to Paris, where he remained except for occasional visits to his birthplace
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From The Web Gallery of Art, and their biography with information on his work in Spain
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Susan Russell: Burlington Magazine, Vol. 139, No. 1128 (Mar., 1997), pp. 171-177
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to a family of thriving artisans whose ancestors included the famous painter
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From the Woerden museum, with many details on Swanevelt, in dutch
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From Landschap Erfgoed Utrecht with detailed information in dutch
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and made numerous drawings and etchings. His patrons in
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From Abstract on his Etchings by Anne Charlotte Steland
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The Rijksmuseum on Swanevelt with examples of etchings
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Index


Woerden
Paris
Painting
Dutch
etcher
Baroque
Woerden
Lucas van Leyden
Willem Buytewech
Paris
Rome
Bentvueghels
heremiet
Paul Bril
Cornelis van Poelenburch
Pieter van Laer
Claude Lorrain
Barberini
Urban VIII
Vatican
Monte Cassino
Philip IV of Spain
Buen Retiro Palace
Madrid
Woerden
Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture
HĂ´tel Lambert
France
Cardinal Richelieu

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