View of the castle of Beersel and its surroundings; verso: Palace of the Treasury of Boendael, with the Chapel of Saint Adrian and the Abbey of Ter Kameren near Brussels | Gijsmans, Hendrik (ca. 1552 - ca. 1611/12). Artist
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Title
View of the castle of Beersel and its surroundings; verso: Palace of the Treasury of Boendael, with the Chapel of Saint Adrian and the Abbey of Ter Kameren near Brussels [drawing]
Inscriptions
None
Author(s)
Gijsmans, Hendrik (ca. 1552 - ca. 1611/12). Artist
Author(s)
Vadder, Lodewijk de (1605-1655). Artist. Attributed name
Document type
drawing
Language
Dutch
Country
Netherlands
Collation
1 drawing : Pen and brown ink, grey-brown wash, traces of red chalk. Fragments of framing lines in pen and brown ink; verso: pen and brown ink, grey-brown wash ; 125 x 174 mm
Provenance
Jean Willems, Brussels (as ?attribué à Lodewijk de Vadder?); acquired in 1971
Material
paper
Note
Formerly attributed to Lodewijk de Vadder. Presently attributed to the 'Anonymous Fabriczy' which has convincingly been identified as Hendrik Gijsmans (Mechelen ca. 1552 - Frankenthal ca. 1611-1612) Exhibitions: Véronique Van de Kerckhof, Helena Bussers, Véronique Bücken (eds.), Le peintre et l'arpenteur. Images de Bruxelles et de l'ancien duché de Brabant / Met passer en penseel. Brussel en het oude hertogdom Brabant in beeld, exh. cat. Brussels (Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium) 2000, cat. 56 (as Ecole des Pays-Bas Méridionaux (dernier quart du XVIe siècle)?)
Copy (note)
None. Vertical chain lines, 19-20 mm apart
Data source
Bruegel and beyond ; no. 37
Digitised version
https://uurl.kbr.be/1088826
Subject(s)
Topographical Views
Form/genre
ISBD
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View of the castle of Beersel and its surroundings; verso: Palace of the Treasury of Boendael, with the Chapel of Saint Adrian and the Abbey of Ter Kameren near Brussels [drawing]. - 1 drawing : Pen and brown ink, grey-brown wash, traces of red chalk. Fragments of framing lines in pen and brown ink; verso: pen and brown ink, grey-brown wash ; 125 x 174 mm. - Formerly attributed to Lodewijk de Vadder. Presently attributed to the 'Anonymous Fabriczy' which has convincingly been identified as Hendrik Gijsmans (Mechelen ca. 1552 - Frankenthal ca. 1611-1612) Exhibitions: Véronique Van de Kerckhof, Helena Bussers, Véronique Bücken (eds.), Le peintre et l'arpenteur. Images de Bruxelles et de l'ancien duché de Brabant / Met passer en penseel. Brussel en het oude hertogdom Brabant in beeld, exh. cat. Brussels (Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium) 2000, cat. 56 (as Ecole des Pays-Bas Méridionaux (dernier quart du XVIe siècle)?). - None. Vertical chain lines, 19-20 mm apart.


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