Pamono Two Arcadic Landscapes – J.F. Van Bloemen (follower of) – Oil on Canvas 18th Century> Old Masters

Two Arcadic Landscapes are a couple of original oil paintings by a follower of the Flemish artist, Jan Frans Van Bloemen (1662-1749). These old master’s original paintings representing a pastoral scene, and a brigandage scene set in a wonderful natural landscape are in a very good conditions, except for some signs of time and some color peeling on the pictorial surface. With a Flemish attention to detail, and a superb representation of atmosphere and to blues and demonstrating an incredible draftmanship these artworks trasmit peace and harmony, are absolutely to collect! Jan Frans van Bloemen, or Blommen or Bloms, called L’Orizzonte or Orizonte (Antwerp, 1662 – Rome, 1749) The Flemish painter and engraver came from a family of Flemish painters and designers, also active in Italy and France. He then became a pupil of Antoine Goubau, and after a brief stay in France with his brother, he moved to Rome, and Turin. From 1686-1687 they lived in Rome, where they became part of the Schildersbent, Pieter with the nickname of Standaart or Stendardo, probably for the banners he painted in the battle scenes, while Jan Frans with the nickname of Horizon, for the ease with which he painted landscapes. In 1714 it was included among the Virtuosi al Pantheon [3]. Despite having patrons of aristocratic Roman families, van Bloemen’s artistic career was hampered by the prolonged clash with the Accademia di San Luca. Among his patrons and collectors we remember the Pallavicini and Rospigliosi families, Luigi Bonaparte, Humphry Morice and Pope Benedetto XIV because he was considered one of the best classical landscape painters in Rome in the first half of the XVIII century with Arcadian-Rococo style. This artwork are shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, any artwork in Italy created over 70 years ago by an artist who has died requires a licence for export regardless of the work’s market price. The shipping may require additional handling days to require the licence according to the final destination of the artwork.