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Desolate Tamar

Adriaen Pietersz van de Venne

ca. 1634

Medium

pen and brown ink, with grey wash and opaque watercolour; outlines indented for transfer; framing line in brown ink

Dimensions

h 51mm × w 56mm

Collection

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Materials

paper; deck paint; ink

Object Type

drawing; design

Subject Matter

story of Judah and Tamar (Genesis 38); (scenes from) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)

Acquisition Method

gift

Acquired

1918

Notes

Schenking van de heer C.P.D. Pape

Collection Type

drawings

About Adriaen Pietersz van de Venne

1589–1662 • Dutch Republic

Comment on works: Portraits; History; Genre; Grisailles

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