72 Jan Goeree (1670–1731) – Temple of Isis and Luna – Engraving (Early 18th Century)

This work is part of a series dedicated to documenting ancient Roman temples and their mythological associations. Goeree's architectural engravings were highly valued during the Baroque period for their artistic precision and insightful interpretation of classical themes.

Jan Goeree (1670–1731) was a Dutch engraver, painter, and poet. Born in Middelburg, he studied art under the guidance of Gerard de Lairesse, a prominent Dutch painter. Goeree became well-known for his architectural engravings, allegorical scenes, and illustrations for scientific and historical publications. His artistic approach blended detailed realism with Baroque ornamentation, making his works highly sought after during his time. In addition to his visual art, Goeree was also an accomplished writer, contributing literary works on history and architecture.

Artist or Maker:

Jan Goeree (1670–1731)

Dimensions:

22 cm x 16 cm

Medium:

Engraving

Date:

Early 18th Century

Condition Report:

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