A serene mid-18th-century winter landscape by Johann Christian Vollerdt, depicting villagers and travelers on horse-drawn sledges near fortified mansions. Signed and dated "Vollerdt F 1763," this oil on canvas is framed and ready to hang, offering a testament to the German Old Master's artistry and influence by Dutch landscape painting.
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Johann Heinrich Christian Vollerdt was an outstanding German landscape painter in the 18th century, and the present painting is one that testifies to his skill and the stylistic characteristics of his painting in the most beautiful way. His teacher was Johann Alexander Thiele. However, Thiele left fewer traces in Vollerdt's work than the study of Dutch landscape painting in the Dresden Picture Gallery. Of particular importance was the painting of Jan Griffier, whose riverscapes and Rhine views had a lasting influence on him.
There is no evidence that Vollerdt ever left his native Saxony, yet he often added southern motifs to his compositions. These ‘southern landscapes’ should therefore be understood as artistic quotations rather than real landscapes, as will be the case with Hackert.
Technique: | Oil Painting |
Year: | 1763 |
Country of Origin: | Germany |
Signed: | Yes |
Topic: | Landscape |
Style: | Figurative |
Time Period: | 18th Century |
Image Size: | 61.5 x 76.5 cm |
Materials: | Canvas |
Framed Artwork: | Yes |
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