A View on the Tiber, near the Ripa Grande, Rome

Artist: Jan Both (Dutch, About 1615 - 1652)

Original Dimensions: 16 5/8" x 21 5/8"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (About 1641) "Jan Both was one of a group of Dutch artists that made the long and often dangerous journey across the Alps to Italy, said at the time to be the heart of great painting. He stayed for ten years, becoming a leader in the development of Dutch Italianate landscape showing hardy peasants against softly glowing skies. This painting is unusual for Both. He shows an urban view of architecture rather than a landscape and his view of the Ripa Grande – the old port of Rome – is partly imaginary. In his other paintings from a different viewpoint the scene is more recognisable. It seems that in painting this picture on his return to the Netherlands, Both is painting partly from memory and partly from imagination, but always with affection for the sunlit land he had left." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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