File:Målning. Fatyg i storm vid klippig kust. Jan Porcellis - Hallwylska museet - 86698.tif

Jan Porcellis: Ships in a Storm on a Rocky Coast

Artist

Jan Porcellis (Konstnär, 1585-1632) Gent - Leyden, Nederland

Photographer

Jens Mohr

Title

Dutch:

Schepen voor een rotsachtige kust

Ships in a Storm on a Rocky Coast

Object type

painting

Genre

marine art

Original caption

Note: For documentary purposes the original description has been retained. Factual corrections and alternative descriptions are encouraged separately from the original description.

Målning. Fatyg i storm vid klippig kust. Jan Porcellis. HWY XXXII:B.78.
Nyckelord: Havsmotiv, Föremålsbild, Porcellis, Målning

Description

Svenska: Detta är ett enastående exempel på Porcellis verk och exceptionellt väl bevarat. Målningen kan dateras till åren 1614-1618. För en sådan slsutsats talar den utdragna kompossitionen i sidled, den mörkla fförgrunden och den detaljerade beskrivningen av de olika fartygen. -"- This is an outstanding example of Porcelli´s work and exceptionally well preserved. It can be dated to between 1614 and 1618. Such a conclusion is favoured by the sideways elongation of the composition, the dark forground and the detailed depiction of the different ships.

Date

from 1614 until 1618

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 35 cm (13.7 in); width: 67 cm (26.3 in)

Collection

Hallwyl Museum

	Native name	Hallwylska museet
	Parent institution	National Historical Museums of Sweden
	Location	Hamngatan 4 in Stockholm, Sweden
	Coordinates	59° 19′ 58.66″ N, 18° 04′ 28.26″ E
	Established	1938
	Website	hallwylskamuseet.se
	Authority file	: Q4346239 VIAF: 145237174 ISNI: 0000000109441492 LCCN: n50069309 OSM: 2440883 WorldCat

Accession number

HWY XXXII:B.78.

Place of creation

Netherlands

Object history

Frederic Muller,

References

Source

LSH 86698 (hm_dig4482_3714)

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Photograph

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