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Jan Jansz. Buesem

(1599 Amsterdam -1655 ebenda) attr.; Zechende und musizierende Bauern in einer Schenke Szenische Darstellung mit einem im Vordergrund auf einem umgedrehten Holzbottich sitzenden, jüngeren Bauern mit leuchtend roter Mütze beim Violinspiel, dahinter vier weitere Bauern. Buesem, der wohl ein Schüler von Pieter Jansz. Quast war, ließ sich in diesem Genrebild mit den bewusst grobschlächtig geschilderten Bauern durch seine bedeutenden Zeitgenossen Adriaen Brouwer und Adriaen van Ostade beeinflussen. Öl/Eichenholztafel. R. u. undeutl. monogr.; 25 cm x 20,8 cm. Rahmen. Attributed to Jan Jansz. Buesem (1599 - 1655). Oil on oak panel. Indistinctly monogrammed.

Buesem, Jan Jansz.: Church Interior

Buesem, Jan Jansz. Amsterdam 1600 ca. - 1649 ca. Noble people infront of a dutch church choir. Oil on wood. 106 x 77cm. Signed right on a gravestone: Ian Buesem. Framed. Provenance: Allegedly since 1920 in the director's office of the hospital in Arnhem Private collection, Europe. Not much is known about the life of the painter Jan Jansz. Buesem. He was probably born in Amsterdam in 1599 and died there in 1649 or 1655. Buesem was a pupil of Pieter Jansz Quast and, like him, painted predominantly rural genre depictions. In addition, Jan Buesem painted few church interiors, such as this impressive painting. The view falls from a shaded round arch, which is cut off by the upper edge of the image, into a light-flooded nave. If the eye wanders through this architecture, it encounters dogs, church-goers, individually or in pairs, a beggar sitting on the ground and in the depths, separated from the front church room by a staircase and a rood screen, in front of the altar three clerics in white habits, possibly Dominicans. It is not clear whether the room is the main nave of the church. The painter was probably not really interested in the topography of the place. He rather seems to have taken pleasure in the finely chiselled wealth of forms of the Gothic church with its many details such as the shaded pulpit, the holy water basin, the high grave on the left and the choir screen on the right. His description goes so far as to also note the cracks in the stone steps or in the richly decorated cross-rib vault. Jan Jansz Buesem placed his signature on a gravestone on the right side of the pavement. This market-fresh painting, which - according to oral tradition - has been in the room of the director of Arnhem Hospital for over 100 years, is of exceptional quality within his work and will perhaps help to place this hitherto little-researched artist in a better historical context. Explanations to the Catalogue Jan Jansz. Buesem The Netherlands Baroque 17th C. Old Masters Architecture Painting Church Estimated Shippingcost for this lot: Arrangement after the auction.

Jan Jansz. Buesem, um 1600 – um 1649

BAUERN IN EINER GROSSEN TAVERNE Öl auf Holz. 54 x 71 cm. In dekorativem Rahmen. In einer großen Taverne mit drei Räumen und einer hohen Holzdecke stehen und sitzen einige Bauern an einfachen Tischen beim Wein. Am Tisch im vorderen mittleren Raum sitzt zudem ein fröhlicher Geigenspieler. Neben ihm die Wirtin in rotem Obergewand und Schürze, in ihrer Linken einen Krug haltend und mit der rechten Hand schreibt sie mit Kreide die Anzahl der Getränke auf ein Brett, das an einem Balken hängt. Rechts hinter ihr ein weiterer offener Raum, in dem eine Familie mit Kindern vor dem offenen Kamin sitzt. Auf der linken Bildseite hängt über einer Holztür ein schmales Bild mit der humorigen Darstellung von vier Männern; auf dieser Seite im Vordergrund sind ganz im Schatten zwei Holztröge erkennbar, während auf der rechten Bildseite im Vordergrund ein kleiner Hocker und ein dreibeiniger Schemel mit einem großen Weinkrug stehen. Malerei in harmonischer Farbgebung, bei der das nicht sichtbare Licht von links auf die dargestellten Räume fällt und Schatten wirft. Anmerkung: Das Gemälde ist abgebildet im RKD, Den Haag unter der Nr. 0000124738. (12221112) (18)

Attr. to J. Jansz Buesem, interior scene of an inn, oak panel

Attr. to J. Jansz Buesem, interior scene of an inn, oak panel 14 3/4 X 10 IN. ATTRIBUE A JAN JANSZ BUESEM (ACTIF A AMSTERDAM AU XVIIE SIECLE) INTERIEUR D'AUBERGE Panneau de chêne, une planche, non parqueté 37,5 X 26 CM

Attribué à Jan Jansz BUESEM (Actif à Amsterdam au XVIIe siècle)

Attribué à Jan Jansz BUESEM (Actif à Amsterdam au XVIIe siècle) Intérieur d'auberge Panneau de chêne, une planche, non parqueté ATTR. TO JAN JANSZBUESEM (ACTIVE IN AMSTERDAM, 17TH CENTURY), INTERIOR SCENE OF AN INN, OAK PANEL 37,5 x 26cm (14 3/4 X 10 IN.)

The Pipe Smoker

Jan Jansz. Buesem um 1600 - nach 1649 , The Pipe Smoker, Oil/wood, 29 x 22 cm, up. ri. inscribed PQ, some rest. - The monogram PQ - Pieter Quast - has probably been added already in the 17th cent. This common practice branded paintings from the workshop of a certain master, even if he was not directly involved in their creation., Dutch painter. B. called himself a pupil of P. Quast. He started painting church interieurs but soon specialized in depictions of rural life.

Attributed to Jan Jansz. van Buesem (Amsterdam c. 1600-after 1649) Peasants in an interior music making and smoking with signature 'VBuesem [VB linked]' (lower right) oil on panel 20½ x 14 1/8 in. (44.5 x 35.9 cm.)

Jan Jansz. van Buesem (Amsterdam c. 1600-after 1649) A Sorceress in a wood surrounded by Devils oil on panel 13 x 12 5/8 in. (33 x 32.1 cm.)

JAN JANSZ. BUESEM

JAN JANSZ. BUESEM AMSTERDAM 1600-1649 FAUST SELLING HIS SOUL TO MEPHISTOPHELES signed in monogram center right: B oil on panel 9 1/4 by 16 1/8 in.; 23.5 by 41.2 cm.

Jan Jansz. van Buesem (Amsterdam c. 1600-after 1649)

Jan Jansz. van Buesem (Amsterdam c. 1600-after 1649) An elderly couple by the fire in an interior signed with monogram 'B' (upper left) oil on panel 11 1/8 x 16½ in. (28.2 x 42 cm.)

Jan Jansz. Buesem , Amsterdam 1600-1649 A church interior with cavaliers in the foreground oil on panel

signed lower left on the base of the tomb: . I.IAN z . BVESEM oil on panel

BUESEM, JAN JANSZ.

BUESEM, JAN JANSZ. (1599/1600 - after 1648) Vanitas still life with books, a violin, a lute, and incense burner and a jug on a table. Oil on panel. Signed centre left on the book: JB (ligature). 20 x 26.5 cm. Provenance: Swiss private collection This painting belongs to a small group of vanitas still lifes by Buesem. Also of this group was a still life sold by Sotheby''s New York on 6 October 1995, lot 98 and one at Lempertz, Cologne on 20 May 1995, lot 816. CHF 15 000.- / 20 000.- € 9 690.- / 12 920.-

Jan Jansz van Buesem (circa 1600-1649) Dutch

Topers playing a violin and smoking in a barn, Bears initials 'AVO' (upper centre), Oil on panel. See illustration.