Flight to Egypt
Theodoor Van Thulden
Oil on Copper
29 x 23"
Frame 35-1/4 29-1/4 x 2-1/2"
17th Century

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Description

"Flight into Egypt" is a 17th-century oil painting on copper by Theodoor Van Thulden, one of the most important Flemish painters of the era. The painting depicts a scene from the Bible where the Virgin Mary, Baby Jesus, and Joseph are guided by angels to safety in Egypt, escaping King Herod’s cruel decree. The painting is a testament to Van Thulden’s artistic prowess, with every brushstroke breathing life into this celestial journey against a backdrop of ominous yet beautiful skies and serene landscapes.

This amazing masterpiece was crafted with meticulous precision and an eye for detail that is characteristic of Van Thulden’s esteemed skillset. The rich colors and intricate details are preserved impeccably on copper, a medium that allows for both intensity and subtlety in every stroke.

Along with this old-master treasure comes a notary certified copy dated May 28, 1974 (Hamburg, Germany) of the Certificate of Expertise #2781 from Jean Ronfort (Expert D’Art - Paris, France) dated March 29, 1948, authenticating the painting as an original Theodoor Van Thulden. It also includes a photograph bearing the signature and seal of the appraiser.

"Flight into Egypt" is a piece of history characterized by passionate expressionism and innovative design. Owning this rare painting is an opportunity to hold a piece of history that transcends time, echoing tales of divine intervention amidst human tribulations. It’s a visual delight that promises to be a conversation starter for generations to come.

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Details

Material/Technique:

Oil on Copper

Size:

29 x 23"

Support:

29 x 23"

Frame:

35-1/4 29-1/4 x 2-1/2"

Date/Period:

17th Century

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