Not. This is not new beams auction, of ivory still hidden in private collections or capitals from Madinat al-Zahra. This is the next auction at Sotheby's London Chamber's work Francois Antoine Bossuet (1798-1889) entitled Cordova, dated 1880, one of the scenic or views city, rather fantastic, with the Belgian landscape artist decorated their production.
Besides to be auctioned, and with slight variations, There are several oil paintings with the same theme. We could detect the following:
A second which was acquired by Museum of Fine Arts, Cordoba in 2003:
A third, similar to the previous, which is in a private collection:
A quarter, similar to that which gives rise to this entry, which is currently in a private collection, auctioned 16 April 2008 by Bonhams auction house in London:
More information about the auction
Good, Uncle did not remember very well the size of the bridge, voucher, and forgot the ALBOLAFIA, but otherwise I see no elements may be invented. And there's a tower in Ribera ride might be the only graphic representation of the by then dilapidated parish of St. Nicholas Axerquía. The Turret of the slangs, also went around, and had then gone.
Certainly, beer invite to hang in high resolution painting Anton van der Wingaerde.
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Here's a Wyngaerde…Y a Baldi !! .That cost me a good job. They chicha
time. Especially for people like you.
A gift,we.
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Great photo, can effectively enjoy.
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Door, in the library of the Faculty of Arts is a book containing the views of cities that made Wyngaerde… I think the view of Cordoba is a drop of 3 pages, and comes in handy to get details of areas of the city, but is complicated digitize entire, albeit with a support and the same camera can be… me pilla pero ahora me to look pereza ir, although if you no hurry and I can do the favor, and we already have too.
No hurry, I have it at home inside the covers of a book, but did not know if anyone would have in digital format, because folds and such is a pain when consulting. Thanks anyway…
In the fourth and first photo, Fujiyama has painted at the height of the Torrecilla. Of these only the middle gate bridge saved, Column Triomphe and the wall of the Mosque. The rest is invented. Well there was a stand of a consumer is looking to the right of Arc. Just kidding.
I think these painters came here and never painted hearsay.
In the third and fourth work has been Mosque block space Seminary, or moved the bridge to the Cross Trail. A pair of towers of the wall also loom, al final. El "Fujiyama", this time, I painted a little mop.
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El Fujiyama, what good! There is a curious fact about these pictures that I have not reflected in the text because I felt that they had no rigor. And this is the date of completion. Some were dated 1880, Other in 1872. There is even a 1841 (I seemed to see) from which I could only locate its existence but I could not find in image. However, not rule out that the painter was in Córdoba. Your pictures are abundant in various Andalusian towns. But I've found so few biographical details about the author…
Anyway Córdoba to see Canaletto style is not without its charm. Reflect such an idyllic environment… sympathetically fake tan…
Door:
I also have located the book and my disposal of good ways to digitize. I also volunteer to carry out the business. To see who comes before.
To me what bothers me is Mr. layer that is repeated in all the pictures, What sinister fucked, ¡¡Yuyu yuyu!!
One of the views auctioned (I guess) has gone to stop al V&London A:
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O134158/oil-painting-a-view-of-the-torre/
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