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Lot 109: Jan Jakub Hartmann (1658-1736)

Est: Kč590,000 CZK - Kč1,180,000 CZKSold:
Auction House Zezula603 00 BRNO, Czech RepublicApril 12, 2014

Item Overview

Description

LANDSCAPE WITH CASTLE RUINS. View of a landscape with castle ruins and a wooden bridge over a river with a wagon, a horse rider and figural staffage. Oil on sheet, 24x31 cm. Framed. Condition A.
KRAJINA S HRADNÍ ZŘÍCENINOU. Pohled na krajinu se zříceninou hradu a s dřevěnou lávkou přes říčku s povozem, jezdcem na koni a figurální stafáží. Olej na plechu, 24x31 cm. Rámováno. Stav A.
LANDSCHAFT MIT BURGRUINE. Ansicht einer Landschaft mit Burgruine, über den Holzsteg fahrendes Fuhrwerk und Reiter auf Pferd, Figurenstaffage. Öl auf Blech, 24x31 cm. Gerahmt. Zustand A.

Artist or Maker

Notes

Jan Jakub Hartmann - native of Kutná Hora, landscape painter and historical scenes painter. In 1694-1696 confirmed his stay in Obořiště by Dobříš where he was employed in a monastery of the Order of Minims. Then he worked in Svaté Pole and in Prague, where he acquired citizens' rights, and again in Kutná Hora. His frequent subject matters include landscapes referring to the four elements, landscapes with biblical scenes, views on cities as well as mythological scenes. He led a well prospering drawing workshop, together with his sons František Antonín and Jan Václav, specialized in cabinet-sized landscapes which were often taken to aristocratic or monastic picture galleries. Their drawings follow elder and sought-after artists, for example Jan Brueghel the Elder and the Younger.
Jan Jakub Hartmann - rodák z Kutné Hory, krajinář a malíř historických scén. V letech 1694-1696 doložen jeho pobyt v Obořišti u Dobříše, kde byl zaměstnán v pavlínském klášteře. Dále pracoval ve Sv. Poli, v Praze, kde získal měšťanská práva, a opět v Kutné Hoře. Mezi jeho nejčastější náměty patřily krajiny odkazující ke čtyřem živlům, krajiny s biblickými scénami, pohledy na města i mytologické scény. Spolu se svými syny Františkem Antonínem a Janem Václavem vedl dobře prosperující malířskou dílnu, specializovanou na kabinetní krajiny, které se často dostávaly do šlechtických či klášterních obrazáren. Malovali v návaznosti na starší a žádané umělce, jako byli např. Jan I. a II. Brueghelové.
Jan Jakub Hartmann (geb. in Kutná Hora) - ein Maler von Landschaften und historischen Szenen. Zwischen 1694-1696 ist sein Aufenthalt in Obořiště bei Dobříš belegt, wo er in dortigem Kloster arbeitete. Weiter arbeitete er in Sv. Pole, in Prag, wo er Bürgerrechte bekam, später kehrte er nach Kutná Hora zurück. Zu seinen häufigsten Themen gehörten Landschaften, die zu den vier Elementen hinweisen, Landschaften mit biblischen Szenen, Stadtansichten und mythologische Szenen. Zusammen mit seinen Brüdern František Antonín und Jan Václav leitete er eine prosperierende Malerwerkstatt, die sich vor allem auf Kabinettmalereien spezialisierte, die oft nach Gemäldegalerien der Klöster oder Adelssammlungen ihren Weg fanden. Die Gebrüder Hartmann knüpften an die ältere, damals populäre Künstler wie Jan I. und II. Brueghel an.

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Auction Details

42nd Auction: European Antiquities

by
Auction House Zezula
April 12, 2014, 10:00 AM CET

Auction house Zezula Hlinky 142c, 603 00 BRNO, CZ

Terms

Buyer's Premium

21.0%

Bidding Increments

From:To:Increment:
Kč0Kč1,999Kč100
Kč2,000Kč3,999Kč200
Kč4,000Kč9,999Kč500
Kč10,000Kč29,999Kč1,000
Kč30,000Kč59,999Kč2,000
Kč60,000Kč99,999Kč5,000
Kč100,000Kč499,999Kč10,000
Kč500,000Kč999,999Kč50,000
Kč1,000,000+Kč100,000

Conditions of Sale

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on holding of the public Auction, in the sence of Law no. 26/2000 Coll.

I. Auctioneer

Tomáš Zezula, Identification Number 14629585 conducts the public Auction at the request of the owners of the objects. This Auction will be held in the Auction house Zezula, 142c Hlinky Street, Brno, Czech Republic.

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Items listed in the catalogue with the * symbol have been declared cultural monuments by the state and are subject to the Law no. 20/1987 Coll. about the state care of historical monuments as amended by the subsequent Law no. 242/1992 Coll., no. 361/1999 Coll., no. 122/2000 Coll., no. 132/2000 Coll., no. 146/2001 Coll. and no. 320/2002 Coll.

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