around 1515, Artist: Joachim Patinier
Even during his own lifetime, Patinier’s fame extended well beyond the borders of his own country. In the diary he wrote of his journey to the Netherlands (1521), Albrecht Dürer used a term hitherto undocumented in the German language to describe him: a “good landscape artist”. The signed picture is one of Patinier’s major works. The intention and concept of the “world landscape” upon which this picture is based is not the exact reproduction of a topographical reality, rather a cosmos made up of individual parts united in a harmonious whole.
Painting
Netherlandish
around 1515
Joachim Patinier (um 1485 Dinant an der Maas - 1524 Antwerpen) - GND
oak wood
59,7 cm × 76,3 cm
Framed: 74,2 cm × 91,3 cm × 7,7 cm
Inscribed on the rock in the foreground: OPVS.IOACHIM.D.PATINIER
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Gemäldegalerie
Gemäldegalerie, 981
Coll. Leopold Wilhelm
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