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Raising The Military Camp, Attributed Karel Breydel The Younger, Early 18th Century.
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"Raising The Military Camp, Attributed Karel Breydel The Younger, Early 18th Century."
Rising of the military camp, oil on canvas dimensions 65 cm x 81 cm, with its carved and gilded wooden frame 85 cm x 101 cm, attributed to Jan Peter van Bredael the younger, Flanders early 18th century. Jan Pieter van Bredael the young or Breda is a painter born in Antwerp on July 27, 1683 and died in Vienna in 1735, he is a painter of military subjects and hunting scenes, he is the son of Joris van Bredael. The soldiers in the field are not alone and with them moves a crowd of people who allow them to live and perhaps even to have fun during their long journeys.
Price: 8 500 €
Artist: Karel Breydel
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Oil painting
Length: 81 cm ( 101 cm avec le cadre )
Width: 65 cm ( 85 cm avec le cadre )

Reference: 1072763
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