Jan Evert Grave

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Self-portrait by Jan Evert Grave

Jan Evert Grave (born January 28, 1759 in Amsterdam ; † December 10, 1805 there ) was a Dutch landscape draftsman and aquatint engraver.

Grave received his drawing lessons from the landscape painter Jacob Cats . He also trained with the engraver Jan Punt . He belonged to the Felix Meritis painting society . I.a. he created a series of eight sheets of Dutch landscapes with accessories using the aquatint technique. He also gave two picturesque views of Haarlem and Muiderberg. The artist's most outstanding work is the series Een Steel van twee Kunstplaten, zynde gezichten in het Geyn, geteekend en graveerd by Jan Evert Grave (Amsterdam 1794).

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Individual evidence

  1. Jan Evert Grave . In: Andreas Andresen (Hrsg.): Handbook for copper engraving collectors, or, Lexicon of copper engravers, painter's etchers and… volume 1 . TO Weigel, Leipzig 1870, p. 607 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).