Cuylenberg, Cornelis van (1758 - 1827) - En campagne





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Oil painting titled En campagne, a late 18th/early 19th‑century Dutch landscape by Cornelis van Cuylenberg (1758–1827), in Romantic style, signed, 17 × 12 cm, 1.5 kg, sold with frame.
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Cornelis van Cuylenberg (Utrecht 1758–1827 The Hague)
Dutch painter of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, late Dutch School.
He is mainly known for his portraits, genre scenes (notably interior scenes) and landscapes. His most famous work is a large allegory of the return of the Prince of Orange after the Battle of Waterloo, kept at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
This work fits within the tradition of picturesque landscapes of his time.
The piece is enhanced by an elegant antique wooden frame in precious dark brown, with a gold filet and a wide, pale pink-beige mount, giving it a beautiful decorative presence.
Condition: very good considering its age.
Monogrammed bottom right / Difficult to read.
The work will be shipped at the earliest opportunity and properly protected.
Have fun bidding !
Cornelis van Cuylenberg (Utrecht 1758–1827 The Hague)
Dutch painter of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, late Dutch School.
He is mainly known for his portraits, genre scenes (notably interior scenes) and landscapes. His most famous work is a large allegory of the return of the Prince of Orange after the Battle of Waterloo, kept at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
This work fits within the tradition of picturesque landscapes of his time.
The piece is enhanced by an elegant antique wooden frame in precious dark brown, with a gold filet and a wide, pale pink-beige mount, giving it a beautiful decorative presence.
Condition: very good considering its age.
Monogrammed bottom right / Difficult to read.
The work will be shipped at the earliest opportunity and properly protected.
Have fun bidding !

