#Arnold Boonen

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Young man playing violin by candlelight. Oil on canvas — Arnold Boonen (Dutch, 1669-1729)

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1700-1724 Arnold Boonen - Clara Croonen

(Geldersch Landschap & Kasteelen)

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Arnold Boonen - Bildnis der Ceres vor einer Waldlandschaft

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Arnold Boonen, Portrait of Jan van Huysum

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Sara Backer, Arnold Boonen (1669—1729)

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Arnold Boonen, Sara Backer (detail), 1710-1720

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Arnold Boonen (b.1669 - d.1729), ‘Portrait of a Lady in Pink, with a Blue Shawl’, 1600s, probably Dutch; sold for 15,000 USD in Sotheby’s Important Old Master Paintings and Sculpture Auction, New York, 2010

Sold to benefit the Los Angeles County Museum; formerly in the Los Angeles County Museum, attributed to Pierre Mignard

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Arnold Boonen (detail)

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"Flowers"

🎨Jan van Huysum

Jan van Huysum, o Huijsum (Amsterdam, 15 aprile 1682 – Amsterdam, 8 febbraio 1749), è stato un pittore e disegnatore olandese, specializzato nella pittura di fiori e frutta.

Sotto: 🎨Jan van Huysum - portrait by Arnold Boonen

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Woman Feeding a Parrot, after Arnold Boonen, Ida Silfverberg, Finnish National Gallery

http://kokoelmat.fng.fi/app?si=A+I+142

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Portrait of a Man by Arnold Boonen, European Paintings

Gift of Marcel Aubry, 1968 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Medium: Oil on canvas

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/437089

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Jan van de Poll and his Son Harmen Hendrick by Arnold Boonen, Museum of the Netherlands

Portret van Jan van de Poll en zijn zoon Harmen Hendrick. Borstbeelden achter een stenen plint met een mand met druiven en andere vruchten. Pendant van SK-A-1267.

https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/SK-A-1266

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1690-1695 Arnold Boonen - Erckenraet Berck, wife of Adriaan Snouck

(Zeeuws Museum)

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Arnold Boonen, Portrait of a man (c. 1720)

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CORNELIS PRONK 

 On this day of 10th December, Cornelis Pronk (10 December 1691 – 28 or 29 September 1759), also known as Cornelis Pronck, was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

He was a draughtsman, painter, and porcelain designer, known particularly for his numerous drawings of cities, towns, and buildings, as well as for his porcelain designs.

Pronk started to take lessons in drawing and painting from the painter Jan van Houten and from portrait painter Arnold Boonen 

In 1715 he established himself as a painter, joining the Saint Lucas guild of painters. Early in his career, he was primarily a portrait painter and a copyist.

He was also known as a painter of theatre sets.  

Pronk toured the Dutch Republic, usually on foot, to sketch views of cities, towns, and landscapes, as well as castles, stately homes, and other buildings, documenting in detail. Each of these field sketches would form the basis for one or several drawings, which he produced back in his studio. On his travels, he would occasionally cross the border into Germany, when he made drawings around Kleve and Cologne.

Together with his pupils Jan de Beijer and Abraham de Haen produced over 700 drawings for Het verheerlykt Nederland (The glorified Netherlands), a multi-volume work documenting all the provinces of the Dutch Republic. Many of his drawings were turned into engravings by other artists such as Hendrik Spilman and Simon Fokke. Pronk also contributing drawings to a 1760 atlas of the province of Zeeland, Een en twintig gezigten der stemmende steden van Zeeland en derzelver voorname gebouwen.

Pronk's drawing technique was to use subtle lighting and shadow effects and also added numerous anecdotal details to his drawings. Thereby the drawings attained not only a documentary but also artistic value. Pronk's drawings are characterized by clear, simple lines that captured the essence of the buildings he depicted. He knew how to leave out details that would have crowded the drawings.

Pronk's sketchbooks are in the collection of the Rijksprentenkabinet (National Cabinet of Prints), now part of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

In 1997, the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem held an exhibition of Pronk's work.

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Catharina Backer, Arnold Boonen (1669—1729)