Doetechum Lucas Van Collection

Village Road. Creator: Claes Jansz Visscher
Village Road

The Resurrection of Christ, 1557. Creator: Lucas van Doetecum
The Resurrection of Christ, 1557

Saint Martin with his Horse in a Ship, c. 1561. Creators: Lucas van Doetecum, Johannes van Doetecum I
Saint Martin with his Horse in a Ship, c. 1561

Two Story Entrance Flanked by Coupled Pilasters, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings... 1562
Two Story Entrance Flanked by Coupled Pilasters, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

Vaults with Bosse Blocks, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

City with a Column and a Church, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

Ruins with Arched Vaults, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

Barrel Vault with Coffering from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

Twenty album pages with prints from the series ‘Coenotaphiorum, 1563
Twenty album pages with prints from the series Coenotaphiorum, 1563

The Baths of Diocletian, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562. Creators: Johannes van Doetecum I
The Baths of Diocletian, from the series Roman Ruins and Buildings, 1562

Six herms, four female and two male, with Hercules at far right, ca. 1565. Plate 1, from Caryatidum [...] sive Athlantidum multiformium ad quemlibet Architecture ordinem Accommodatarum centuria prima

View in a Church with Corinthian Columns and Statues of Apollo, Melpomene, and Moses, 1560

Open Hall Supported by Corinthian Columns, 1560. Creators: Johannes van Doetecum I
Open Hall Supported by Corinthian Columns, 1560

Zacharias Stepping out of the Temple, from the series Events in and around the Temple, ca. 1572

Euntes in Emaus (Landscape with Pilgrims at Emmaus), ca. 1555-56

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"Doetechum Lucas van: Masters of Architectural Engravings and Detailed Landscapes" Step into the world of Doetecum Lucas van, a dynamic duo of artists who left an indelible mark on the art of architectural engravings during the 16th century. Their series "Roman Ruins and Buildings" showcases their exceptional talent in capturing intricate details and grandeur. One cannot help but be mesmerized by their depiction of a two-story entrance flanked by coupled pilasters, transporting us back to ancient Rome. The vaults with bosse blocks are meticulously etched, revealing the craftsmanship that went into creating these monumental structures. In "City with a Column and a Church, " we witness their ability to bring life to ruins through their masterful strokes. Each arch tells a story, while the column stands tall as a testament to time's passage. Similarly, in "Ruins with Arched Vaults, " they invite us to explore forgotten spaces where history whispers its secrets. The barrel vault with coffering is yet another example of their attention to detail. Every curve and groove is carefully rendered, showcasing their technical prowess. And in "The Baths of Diocletian, " they transport us into an opulent world where Roman society once indulged in lavish leisure. Beyond architectural marvels, Doetecum Lucas van also excelled at capturing human forms in exquisite detail. In "Six herms, " we encounter four female and two male figures alongside Hercules himself – each figure exuding strength and grace. Their landscapes are equally captivating; whether it's the view inside a church adorned with Corinthian columns or pilgrims traversing Emmaus' serene landscape – every stroke brings nature alive before our eyes. Johannes van Doetecum I's solo work shines through his open hall supported by Corinthian columns - an awe-inspiring sight that transports viewers straight into antiquity itself.