THE SPANNISH FORGER.(XIX). Attributed to. Neo-medieval illum - Lot 165

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THE SPANNISH FORGER.(XIX). Attributed to. Neo-medieval illum - Lot 165
THE SPANNISH FORGER.(XIX). Attributed to. Neo-medieval illumination from an antiphonary attributed to the Spanish forger called the Spanish Forger. Holy apostle blessing a young girl whose hands are tied. The scene takes place in the middle of a crowd of burghers and a layman holding the keys to the city. This genius artist, not yet identified, became famous in the 19th century for his gouaches and illuminations of the French Gothic period. His pigments are characteristic, as well as the appearance of partially bare breasts in some works, betraying a period of art that was more lenient with modesty. In New York, the Pierpont Morgan Library devoted an exhibition to him in 1978. Dimensions: 17x23cm Nederlandse Versie : . THE SPANNISH FORGER.(XIX). Neo-middeleeuwse verluchting van een antifonarium toegeschreven aan de Spaanse vervalser The Spanish Forger. Heilige apostel zegent een jong meisje wier handen gebonden zijn. The stage is set in the middle of a large burger and a beehive that the city's inhabitants have in hand. This great artist, who was born on the first day of the month of January, was introduced in the 19th century with gouaches and paintings from the French tradition. The pigments are very strong, even for the work of the most talented painters, which shows that this work is part of a period of art that has a great deal of talent and beauty. In New York, the Pierpont Morgan Library in 1978 made an exhibition of his work. Dimensies : 17 x 23 cm.
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