Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640), Ambito di - L’Evangelista Giovanni






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L’Evangelista Giovanni is a XVII century oil on canvas painting from the Netherlands, dated around 1650, attributed to the workshop of Peter Paul Rubens, unsigned and in good condition, measuring 46 by 35 cm.
Description from the seller
Old painting from the 17th century
Six hundred Flemish canvas oil painting / Published work
Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577 – Antwerp 1640)
Scope of
The Evangelist Giovanni
Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577 - Antwerp 1640)
Scope: 17th-century Flemish school - Antwerp
Stylistic references: Jacob Jordaens circle (1593-1678).
The Evangelist John (Der Evangelist Johannes)
Dating: Early third of the 17th century (ca. 1620-1635)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 46 x 35 cm
Origin: Antwerp workshop
Bibliography: Plantin-Moretus, Antwerp, 2004
Historical and Artistic Description and Evaluation
The painting depicts the Evangelist John in a pose of intense mystical inspiration, with his face turned upward and immersed in a warm light emerging from a dark background. The composition, of strong emotional impact, references Rubensian models in terms of dynamics, chromatic quality, and the anatomical rendering of the flesh tone. The work is attributed to a high-level workshop production from the Antwerp circle, with evident stylistic affinities.
attributed to or associated with Jacob Jordaens' sphere
Condition
Good, with a patina consistent with the period and without obvious observable chromatic alterations. Relined / previous restorations.
- with expertise and a certificate of authenticity in accordance with legal standards.
The frame shown in the photo was used for demonstration purposes only and is not part of the sale. The artwork is offered without a frame.
Extraordinary live opera - Ideal for collecting and investing
Data on the importance of the work will be sent exclusively with secure packaging and insured shipping based on the estimated value.
For reasons of historical interest and in compliance with the provisions of the Italian cultural heritage supervision authority, the work cannot be shipped or sold outside the borders of the European community.
Seller's Story
Old painting from the 17th century
Six hundred Flemish canvas oil painting / Published work
Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577 – Antwerp 1640)
Scope of
The Evangelist Giovanni
Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577 - Antwerp 1640)
Scope: 17th-century Flemish school - Antwerp
Stylistic references: Jacob Jordaens circle (1593-1678).
The Evangelist John (Der Evangelist Johannes)
Dating: Early third of the 17th century (ca. 1620-1635)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 46 x 35 cm
Origin: Antwerp workshop
Bibliography: Plantin-Moretus, Antwerp, 2004
Historical and Artistic Description and Evaluation
The painting depicts the Evangelist John in a pose of intense mystical inspiration, with his face turned upward and immersed in a warm light emerging from a dark background. The composition, of strong emotional impact, references Rubensian models in terms of dynamics, chromatic quality, and the anatomical rendering of the flesh tone. The work is attributed to a high-level workshop production from the Antwerp circle, with evident stylistic affinities.
attributed to or associated with Jacob Jordaens' sphere
Condition
Good, with a patina consistent with the period and without obvious observable chromatic alterations. Relined / previous restorations.
- with expertise and a certificate of authenticity in accordance with legal standards.
The frame shown in the photo was used for demonstration purposes only and is not part of the sale. The artwork is offered without a frame.
Extraordinary live opera - Ideal for collecting and investing
Data on the importance of the work will be sent exclusively with secure packaging and insured shipping based on the estimated value.
For reasons of historical interest and in compliance with the provisions of the Italian cultural heritage supervision authority, the work cannot be shipped or sold outside the borders of the European community.
