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Arent de Gelder studied with Rembrandt van Rijn for at least two years in the early 1660s, at a time when his master created some of his greatest paintings, among them the Staalmeesters (The Sampling Officials of the Amsterdam Draper’s Guild) of 1662. The stylistic and thematic impact of these works on the young artist remained strong for decades thereafter. For example, De Gelder learned from the Staalmeesters how to use a table with a heavy orange-red tablecloth as a compositional focus for his figure paintings. He also emulated Rembrandt’s expressive painting techniques, including scratching away paint with a palette knife, to create works with vibrant and lively surfaces, often with a palette of olive, brown, ochre, red, and orange colors. The importance of Rembrandt’s inspiration is particularly evident in this evocative painting, Edna Entrusting Tobias with Sarah, which De Gelder’s executed some thirty years after his apprenticeship with that master.
Installation zur Jahresausstellung "Die Arche" Beverstedt. Material Plexiglas, Schichtholzplatte, Geldscheine, Schrauben.
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