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The Annunciation
Salomon Koninck1655
Hallwyl Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
Although never a pupil of Rembrandt Salomon Koninck used his style and technique and often reiterated his subjects. The angel borne on a cloud and holding a palm twig also occurs in a painting from 1618 by Rembrandts teacher, Pieter Lastlman, now in the Hermitage, Sankt Petersburg. The composition is also comparable to an “Annunciation” drawing attributed to the school of Rembrandt and now in the Albertina Museum in Vienna. The paining is signed S Koninck 1655.
Details
- Title: The Annunciation
- Creator: Salomon Koninck
- Date Created: 1655
- Tags: Dutch, Rembrandt school
- Provenance: Bukowskis, Stockholm, Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, 1906
- Physical Dimensions: w615 x h725 mm (Without frame)
- Painter: Salomon Koninck
- Artist info: Salomon Koninck began his training under David Colijns, continuing with Francois Venant and Claes Cornelisz. Moyaert. In 1632 he was admitted to the guild of S. Luke in Amsterdam. His work includes biblical subjects, allegorical figure compositions and imaginary portraits. Salomon Koninck was never as pupil of Rembrandt but employed his style and technique.
- Type: Oil on canvas
- External Link: Image DIG 3552
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