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ANTWERP SCHOOL, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY

Lot 127
04.12.2024 00:00UTC +00:00
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ID 1344837
Lot 127 | ANTWERP SCHOOL, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY
Estimate value
£ 7 000 – 10 000
ANTWERP SCHOOL, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY
The Virgin and Child surrounded by a garland of flowers
oil on panel
25 ¼ x 19 3/8 in. (64.2 x 49.2 cm.)




Provenance

Elisabeth Plankinton Mackintosh (1910-2009), Milwaukee, by whom bequeathed in 1973 to,
Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin; Christie's, New York, 29 May 2001, lot 124, as 'Attributed to Andries Daniels', where acquired by the present owner.



Exhibited

Como, Villa Olmo; Tel Aviv, Museum of Art, La dinastia Brueghel, 24 March-20 November 2012, no. 14, as 'Jan Brueghel I and Sir Peter Paul Rubens'.
Rome, Chiostro del Bramante, Brueghel: Meraviglie dell'arte fiamminga, 18 December 2012-2 June 2013, no. 14, as 'Jan Brueghel I and Sir Peter Paul Rubens'.
Paderborn, Galerie in der Reithalle, Die Brueghel-Familie, 21 February-21 June 2015, no. 73, as 'Jan Brueghel I and Sir Peter Paul Rubens'.
Naples, Donnaregina Monumental Complex, on loan, February-April 2018, as 'Jan Brueghel I and Sir Peter Paul Rubens'.
Applied technique:Oil on panel
Art style:Old Masters
Place of origin:Belgium, Western Europe, Europe
Auction house category:Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings, Paintings
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