Flusslandschaft Mit Fahre Und Einem Mit Vieh Beladenem Boot. Auf Dem Boot Der Rest Einer Signatur. Verso In Rotem Lack Das Wappen Der Rheinischen Adelsfamilie Von Loe Ol Auf Holz. H 31; B 44 Cm. Provenienz: Ehemals Im Besitz Der Grafen Bzw. Freihe

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"Flusslandschaft mit Fähre und einem mit Vieh beladenem Boot. Auf dem Boot der Rest einer Signatur. Verso in rotem Lack das Wappen der rheinischen Adelsfamilie von Loe ol auf Holz. H 31; B 44 cm. Provenienz: Ehemals im Besitz der Grafen bzw. Freiherren von Loe" is a 17th-century painting by the Dutch Golden Age artist Salomon van Ruysdael. The title of the work, which translates to "River Landscape with Ferry and a Boat Loaded with Cattle. On the Boat the Remnant of a Signature. On the Back in Red Lacquer the Coat of Arms of the Rhenish Noble Family von Loe on Wood. H 31; W 44 cm. Provenance: Formerly in the Possession of the Counts or Barons of Loe," provides a detailed description of the subject matter as well as the provenance and physical characteristics of the painting.

The painting depicts a serene river landscape, a common theme in Ruysdael's oeuvre, showcasing a ferry and a boat laden with cattle, which reflects the artist's interest in the daily life and commerce of his time. The mention of a remnant of a signature on the boat suggests that the painting was once signed by the artist, a detail that could be of interest to art historians and collectors. The verso of the painting bears the coat of arms of the von Loe family, a noble lineage from the Rhineland, rendered in red lacquer, indicating the painting's historical ownership and adding to its provenance.

With dimensions of 31 cm in height and 44 cm in width, the painting is executed on wood, a medium that was frequently used by artists of the period. The provenance of the painting, having once belonged to the counts or barons of Loe, connects it to the history of European nobility and their patronage of the arts.

Salomon van Ruysdael, an uncle of the more famous Jacob van Ruisdael, was known for his landscapes and river scenes that captured the essence of Dutch rural life. His works are characterized by their attention to atmospheric effects and the subtle interplay of light and shadow.

This painting is an example of Ruysdael's skill in creating tranquil and picturesque scenes that invite the viewer to contemplate the harmonious relationship between humans and nature. It is a testament to the enduring appeal of Dutch landscape painting and the artistic legacy of the Dutch Golden Age.

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