Object details
Artist
Collection and provenance
possibly Mademoiselle Anne-Marie-Joseph de Maeyer (d. 1813), Mechelen;
her posthumous sale, at her residence, Mechelen, Bernard Louis Laureys, 6 July 1813 (1), as Rubens or in his manner, sold to ‘De Meester Backe’;
Mme Brousse, her sale, Galerie Fievez, Brussels, 25-26 June 1924 (77), as Rubens;
with the Art Collectors Association, London, 1931;
Jules Féral (1874-1944);
Heinrich Neuerburg (1883-1956), Cologne and Marienburg;
by descent;
sale, Lempertz, Cologne, 12 May 2012 (1236), as studio of Rubens;
with Philip Mould Ltd., London;
private collection.
Literature
Van Hout 2020, I, pp. 259-60, no. 110, II, fig. 378, as workshop of Rubens.
Consult the bibliographyPanel reverse
Inscription ‘6z6’ in red paint
4 Paper labels
1. Philip Mould Ltd stock label
2. Unidentified stock number 3803
3. Auktionshaus Lempertz
4. Heinrich Neuerburg collection label
Dendrochronology
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