From Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat, Leidschendam, Netherlands
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Very fine large etching. 37,7 x 46,8 cm.*Wurzbach 8. Hollstein (after N. Berghem) 87. Hollstein 25: 'Chief work(s) of the engraver'. Spiegel van Alledag, Nederlandse Genreprenten 1550 - 1700, Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, 1997, pp. 344 ff. with large illustration. State V (of 5). Famous and important work of art. The series of four landscapes to which the crab-fishers by night belong is known as the four times of the day, morning, afternoon, evening, night. But, according to Spiegel van Alledag, it is questionable if they were considered as a series in the time of their creation. 'De serie van vier waartoe de Krabvissers by nacht behoort staat te boek als de Tijden van de dag, maar het is de vraag of deze in de tijd van ontstaan als een cyclus werd gezien'. Crab-fishing is seldom depicted on paintings. Here are depicted a rich couple on horseback and fishermen standing in the water, one holding a crab in his hand, the other with burning straw in his hands, causing dramatic light effects. - Good impression with margins.[(2236)]. Seller Inventory # 2236
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Title: Crab-fishers by night. After Nicholaes ...
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