Jan Martsen

Jan Maertsen
Jan Martsz. de Jonghe
Jan Marsse

Dutch, 1609 - 1648?

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The image shows a procession in front of a grand architectural setting. There is a central structure, potentially a ceremonial gate, with intricate designs such as arches and columns. There are mounted figures in elaborate costumes and soldiers marching in formation. The scene is detailed with fine linework, capturing textures and patterns clearly. It is monochromatic, enhancing the contrast between elements and highlighting architectural and figure details.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 1 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.5

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 1 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.5

This is a drawing of a group of mounted riders in elaborate attire. The artwork features detailed depictions of horses and riders, with line work and shading. The riders are dressed in period clothing with ornate hats and garments. The horses are shown in various stances, conveying movement. The background is minimalistic with cloud formations and a vast sky. Detailed line work is used to highlight designs on the attire and the musculature of the horses.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 4 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.8

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 4 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.8

The image shows a group of men on horseback in a formation. They are in profile view, with a leader on the left and followers to the right. The leader is calmly seated on his horse, wearing a cloak and a wide-brimmed hat. He has distinct facial features with a mustache and a serious expression. The followers are similarly dressed with hats, cloaks, and boots. Some horses are rearing up, while others are marching beside their riders. One follower is holding a long rod. In the background, distant structures like windmills can be seen under a blank sky. The foreground is a flat landscape with small vegetation.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 2 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.6

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 2 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.6

The image shows a group of horses standing together. The horses are detailed with elaborate saddles and bridles, and the backdrop is a sky defined by delicate lines and minimalistic clouds. The detailed line work emphasizes texture and form, particularly in depicting the manes of the horses and the fabric of the clothing.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 5 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.9

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 5 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.9

This is an etching drawing of a scene with a horse-drawn carriage, mounted riders, and a group of people and a dog. The image portrays a group traveling scene, with a carriage on the left that holds a woman under a canopy. Several individuals are mounted on horses, while others stand or walk beside them. To the right, more people gather, seemingly positioned in a group discussion or meeting. In the foreground, a dog appears to be leading or inspecting the way. The use of line work and cross-hatching suggests detailed texture in the clothing and the animals, providing a sense of depth and movement to the scene.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 6 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.10

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 6 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.10

This is a drawing of a group of horse riders in elaborate attire. The riders are mounted on horses and are dressed in detailed embellishments. The horses are depicted with precision, appearing to be trotting or standing elegantly. The background is minimal, allowing the focus to remain on the intricate portrayal of the horses and riders. Lines and shading emphasize the movement and posture of both riders and horses.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 3 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.7

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 3 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.7

This is an image of a group of riders on horseback. The image shows riders wearing elaborate outfits, with large plumed hats, all mounted on horses. They are arranged in a procession across the composition. The background is primarily a lightly textured sky, with a suggestion of clouds. The horses are depicted with a sense of movement and the scene is rendered in detailed line work.
Pieter Nolpe, Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 6 of 6], 1638, etching, Andrew W. Mellon Fund, 1977.80.11

Entry of Marie de Medici into Amsterdam [plate 6 of 6]

Pieter Nolpe · 1638 · etching ·  Accession ID  1977.80.11