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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableDutch painting of the early 17th century was in a deep sleep. The artists preferred to paint portraits and genre paintings. Naturalistic depiction was not the main focus of their works. The Dutch landscape was neither considered attractive by the artists nor by collectors and was depicted in an ideal form. Allart van Everdingen chose the path to landscape painting, which initially promised him little perspective. Everdingen left the country and went on a journey. There are various speculations about what happened during his journey. Allart van Everdingen left his home country in a northerly direction. Perhaps his destination was Copenhagen in order to intensify his art studies there. The artist chose the sea route to Denmark. The ship got caught in a storm and was damaged. Undamaged, but saved, the artist had to stay in Norway until the ship was seaworthy again and Everdingen could continue its journey. During his short stay in the far north, the artist experienced the fascinating nature of Norway. The dense forests and rugged rocks of the fjords inspired the artist and he began to sketch. It was the first encounter of a Dutch landscape painter with such an expressive landscape. Everdingen continued his journey and returned to the Netherlands after a short stay. In his studio he began to work on his sketches.
Expressive and with a masterly art of painting Everdingen brought his impressions of the Nordic landscape on the canvas. Dark fir trees, rugged rocks and rushing waterfalls developed into scenes that did not need any correction to become ideal. The colours, often dark and gloomy, were illuminated by Everdingen with the natural light of the landscape. Everdingen is regarded as a painter who brought the Nordic mountain landscapes into painting. At the same time he opened the view for the native landscape and gave impulses, which were fundamental for the Dutch landscape painting.
The intensive study and depiction as well as the detailed knowledge of the pine forests, clearings and charming wooden houses suggest that the painter undertook a study trip through Norway beyond a short stay. Everdingen dedicated himself to the truth of nature in painting and thus raised his appreciation of his own environment.
Besides painting, the artist also made etchings. At the beginning of the century the etching technique with copper plates was developed. A method that enabled artists to duplicate and sell their works. In the society slowly developed a feeling for collecting for art and etchings were at a lower price level in acquisition than commissioned works in oil. Everdingen works enjoyed great popularity and became a sought-after commodity among collectors. With success came imitators who took up the motifs of foreign landscapes and incorporated them into their own works.
Dutch painting of the early 17th century was in a deep sleep. The artists preferred to paint portraits and genre paintings. Naturalistic depiction was not the main focus of their works. The Dutch landscape was neither considered attractive by the artists nor by collectors and was depicted in an ideal form. Allart van Everdingen chose the path to landscape painting, which initially promised him little perspective. Everdingen left the country and went on a journey. There are various speculations about what happened during his journey. Allart van Everdingen left his home country in a northerly direction. Perhaps his destination was Copenhagen in order to intensify his art studies there. The artist chose the sea route to Denmark. The ship got caught in a storm and was damaged. Undamaged, but saved, the artist had to stay in Norway until the ship was seaworthy again and Everdingen could continue its journey. During his short stay in the far north, the artist experienced the fascinating nature of Norway. The dense forests and rugged rocks of the fjords inspired the artist and he began to sketch. It was the first encounter of a Dutch landscape painter with such an expressive landscape. Everdingen continued his journey and returned to the Netherlands after a short stay. In his studio he began to work on his sketches.
Expressive and with a masterly art of painting Everdingen brought his impressions of the Nordic landscape on the canvas. Dark fir trees, rugged rocks and rushing waterfalls developed into scenes that did not need any correction to become ideal. The colours, often dark and gloomy, were illuminated by Everdingen with the natural light of the landscape. Everdingen is regarded as a painter who brought the Nordic mountain landscapes into painting. At the same time he opened the view for the native landscape and gave impulses, which were fundamental for the Dutch landscape painting.
The intensive study and depiction as well as the detailed knowledge of the pine forests, clearings and charming wooden houses suggest that the painter undertook a study trip through Norway beyond a short stay. Everdingen dedicated himself to the truth of nature in painting and thus raised his appreciation of his own environment.
Besides painting, the artist also made etchings. At the beginning of the century the etching technique with copper plates was developed. A method that enabled artists to duplicate and sell their works. In the society slowly developed a feeling for collecting for art and etchings were at a lower price level in acquisition than commissioned works in oil. Everdingen works enjoyed great popularity and became a sought-after commodity among collectors. With success came imitators who took up the motifs of foreign landscapes and incorporated them into their own works.
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.jpg "Two Carts by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Jealous Ass by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Wolf in the Monkey")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Complaint of the Cock by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Waterfall, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard Blinds the Wolf in One Eye by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Three Men on a Rock by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Complaint of the Bear by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Wheel underneath the Hay Barn by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Condemnation of Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Cart with Two Draft Horses by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Appears at Court by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Cat is Trapped by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Further False Testimony from Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Three Porters by Allart van Everdingen")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1660326).jpg "Landscape with Saw-Mill by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Describes a False Plot Against the Lion by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Peasants Seated on a Hill by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Fir Trees at the Water, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Hamlet on a Mountain Side by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Chasing Hens by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Men in the Doorway of a Hut by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Lion Orders a Mass Assault on Reynard, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Fisherman")
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.jpg "The Badger Sent as Messenger by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Men on a Hill by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Wheel Underneath the Haybarn by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Relatives of Reynard Leave Court by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Complaint of the Bear by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Horse and the Stag by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Condemnation of Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Pilgrim with a Dog by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Lion Announces a Peace, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Tricks the Wife of the Wolf by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Two Boats Approach a Hut, 17th Century by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Wolf and the Monkeys by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Unloading a Barge, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Ruinous Hut by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard Blinds the Wolf in One Eye by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Swineherd by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Returns Home by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Renard Convinces the Rabbit to Enter His Burrow and Kills Him by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Suspension of the Sentence by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Pilgrim with a Dog by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Animals Complain of Reynard")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Disguised as a Monk by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Seascape with Three Figures to the Right by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard in Council with the Lion and Lioness by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Water Mill at the Foot of a Mountain by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Haybarn with Movable Roof by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Rock in the Middle of a River by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Four Figures under a Tree, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Large Rock at the River by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Winding River by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Relatives of Reynard Leave Court by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Horseman on a Bridge by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Hut with the Remains of a Hedge by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Ram Blesses Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Straw Hut Seen from Behind by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Jealous Horse by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Men in the Doorway of a Hut, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Cart with Two Draft Horses by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Pointed Rock by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Disloyal Cat by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Lion")
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.jpg "Three Goats at the River by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Man between Two Fir Trees by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Pointed Rock, 17th century by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Peasant with His Dog by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Rooster Accuses Renard of Murdering his Chicken by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Animals Present Their Charges Against Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Renard, Disguised as a Monk, Gains the Confidence of the Rooster, 1650-75 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Asks Permission to Confess by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Beams Floating in the Water, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard Mocks the Woeful Bear by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Equipped for his Pilgrimage by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Rock in the Middle of the River by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard and the Badger Depart for Court by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Badger Comes to Warn Reynard by Allart van Everdingen")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-593049).jpg "Seascape by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Continues His Story by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard Asks Permission to Speak by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Inscription on the Rock by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: The Badger")
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.jpg "The Brook in the Wood, 17th century by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Lion Seeks Advice, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Knoll, probably c. 1645-1656 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Bear Sent as Messenger by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Lion Allows a Fight Between the Wolf and Renard, 1650-75 by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Men in the Doorway of a Hut by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Two Horsemen on a Rocky Path by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "Reynard the Fox: Reynard Appears at Court by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Hamlet on the Mountainside by Allart van Everdingen")
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.jpg "The Horseman on the Stone Bridge by Allart van Everdingen")
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