Willem Pietersz Collection
Willem Pietersz, an English nobleman and talented artist, left a remarkable legacy through his diverse works
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Willem Pietersz, an English nobleman and talented artist, left a remarkable legacy through his diverse works. In "Noblemen of Different Countries, " he captures the essence of aristocracy in the early 17th century. His painting "The Enamored Couple: Lucelle and Ascagnes" reveals his ability to depict tender emotions with great finesse. Pietersz's artistic prowess extends beyond portraiture as seen in "Interior with Dancing Couples and Musicians. " This lively piece transports us to a world filled with merriment and joy. Meanwhile, "Mary Magdalen in the wilderness" showcases his skillful rendering of religious subjects, evoking a sense of contemplation. "The Sower" from Verscheyden Landtschapjes demonstrates Pietersz's versatility by depicting landscapes that are both serene and captivating. Another religious masterpiece is "Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, " which conveys deep spiritual devotion. In his work titled "Two Plank Hedges, " Pietersz expertly portrays nature's beauty while maintaining a sense of simplicity. He also delves into biblical narratives such as in "Bathsheba Combing Her Hair, " where he depicts this iconic scene with grace. Pietersz's attention to architectural details shines through in pieces like "The House with the Stepped Gable. " Here, he captures the charm of Dutch architecture during that era. Similarly, his depiction of Het Huys te Kleef bij Haarlem showcases his ability to transport viewers into idyllic landscapes. "The Holy Family Resting" exudes warmth and tenderness as it portrays a momentary respite for this sacred family unit. Lastly, we encounter St. Francis once again in another powerful portrayal by Pietersz.