Gabriel Metsu (1629–1667), After - The Hunter and a Woman

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The oil painting The Hunter and a Woman, an original 1920–1930 work after Gabriel Metsu, is in the Baroque style and is sold with a frame.

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A splendid copy after the work of Gabriel Metsu (1629-1667), one of the leading Dutch genre painters of the 17th century. Probably German school.

Born in Leiden in 1629, Metsu became a member of the city's Guild of Saint Luke in 1648 before settling in Amsterdam around 1655. He is particularly celebrated for his intimate domestic interiors, elegant figures and subtle narrative compositions, which place him among the distinguished contemporaries of Vermeer and Gerard ter Borch. He died in Amsterdam in 1667.

A decorative late 19th or early 20th-century interpretation of a 17th-century Dutch genre subject.

⦿ Estimated Period: late 19th century, early 20th century
⦿ Dimensions (approx.): 56.5 x 42.5 cm (artwork), 70.5 x 56 cm cm (incl. frame/total).
⦿ Condition: Exhibits an authentic patina of age (see pictures). Historical varnish and support induced craquelé.
⦿ Please note: Frame included gratis; comes as a gift and should be treated as such.
⦿ Shipping: Fast dispatch ✓ Tracked ✓ Insured ✓ Eco-friendly ✓
  – Dispatched from Germany, or local (free coffee:)) pick-up available. Please ensure your shipping details are complete and accurate to help avoid delays.
⦿ Please consider reusing or recycling the packaging. Thank you!

Seller's Story

Best-rated seller. Ships from Germany.

✦ FREE SHIPPING WITHIN EU✦ BEST-RATED ✦ Discover more beautiful paintings in my other listings!

A splendid copy after the work of Gabriel Metsu (1629-1667), one of the leading Dutch genre painters of the 17th century. Probably German school.

Born in Leiden in 1629, Metsu became a member of the city's Guild of Saint Luke in 1648 before settling in Amsterdam around 1655. He is particularly celebrated for his intimate domestic interiors, elegant figures and subtle narrative compositions, which place him among the distinguished contemporaries of Vermeer and Gerard ter Borch. He died in Amsterdam in 1667.

A decorative late 19th or early 20th-century interpretation of a 17th-century Dutch genre subject.

⦿ Estimated Period: late 19th century, early 20th century
⦿ Dimensions (approx.): 56.5 x 42.5 cm (artwork), 70.5 x 56 cm cm (incl. frame/total).
⦿ Condition: Exhibits an authentic patina of age (see pictures). Historical varnish and support induced craquelé.
⦿ Please note: Frame included gratis; comes as a gift and should be treated as such.
⦿ Shipping: Fast dispatch ✓ Tracked ✓ Insured ✓ Eco-friendly ✓
  – Dispatched from Germany, or local (free coffee:)) pick-up available. Please ensure your shipping details are complete and accurate to help avoid delays.
⦿ Please consider reusing or recycling the packaging. Thank you!

Seller's Story

Best-rated seller. Ships from Germany.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Gabriel Metsu (1629–1667), After
Title of artwork
The Hunter and a Woman
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Unknown
Condition
Fair condition
Height
56.5 cm
Width
42.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Historical scene
Style
Baroque
Period
1920-1930
GermanyVerified
278
Objects sold
100%
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