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L.... FranssenMother with Child, Rose, Old Master, Figurative Painting, Love, Christmas Scenecirca 1760
circa 1760
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L. Franssen
Mother and child with a rose
Oil on wood, 44,5 x 33,5 cm
signed
The artist of this outstanding painting is completely unknown so far. There is no entry under "L. Franssen" in any encyclopaedia or reference work. There was a Dutch artist, Jan Fransen (1604/5 - ca. 1646), who was mainly based in Amsterdam. According to Thieme/Becker, he created numerous paintings with biblical depictions, study heads and still lifes. However, it could also have been Jan Franssen or Frantzen, who was not born until 1644 but was also active in Amsterdam. However, no confirmed works by either artist are known.
Just as interesting as the attribution is the depiction: a young woman holds her child on her lap while she prepares a meal on a hob. At the same time she holds a rose in her hand. Most likely, Mary is depicted here with the young Jesus. The rose is then to be understood as a symbol of love.
Old Master Painting, Figurative Scene, Rose, Child, Love, Intimate Scene, Mother and Child, Dutch Painting, Fine Art
- Creator:L.... Franssen (1720 - 1780, Dutch, German)
- Creation Year:circa 1760
- Dimensions:Height: 17.52 in (44.5 cm)Width: 13.19 in (33.5 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Greven, DE
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU155028043742
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