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ATTRIBUÉ À THOMAS HENDRICKSZ. DE KEIJZER (1596-1667)

Lot 25
11.12.2025 00:00UTC +00:00
Classic
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Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 1514260
Lot 25 | ATTRIBUÉ À THOMAS HENDRICKSZ. DE KEIJZER (1596-1667)
Estimate value
€ 20 000 – 30 000
ATTRIBUÉ À THOMAS HENDRICKSZ. DE KEIJZER (1596-1667)
Portrait d'une femme habillée d'une robe noire et coiffée d'un bonnet en dentelle, tenant un gant brodé dans sa main gauche
huile sur panneau, ovale
73 x 54,8 cm (28 ¾ x 21 9/16 in.)




Provenance

Edgard-Salomon Stern (1854-1937) et Marguerite Ster née Fould (1866-1956), château de Villette, Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Oise;
D'où confisqué par le Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg suite à l'occupation allemande de la France (comme Jean de Bray (?) - ERR inv. ST30) ;
Transféré au Louvre, Paris, le 13 décembre 1940 ;
Transféré au Jeu de Paume, Paris ;
Transféré aux mines de sel d'Altaussee, Autriche ;
Retrouvé par la Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section et transféré au Central Collecting Point, Munich, le 24 juin 1945 (comme J. de Bray - MCCP inv. 551/1) ;
Retourné en France, le 9 septembre 1946, puis restitué à Marguerite Stern, le 6 décembre 1946 ;
Puis par descendance à leur fils, Maurice Stern (1888-1962) et à leur belle-fille, Alice Stern née Goldschmidt (1906-2008) ;
Puis par descendance dans la famille Stern.



Further details

ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS HENDRICKSZ. DE KEIJZER (1596-1667), PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN WEARING A BLACK DRESS AND A LACE BONNET, HOLDING AN EMBROIDERED GLOVE IN HER LEFT HAND, OIL ON CANVAS, OVAL
Applied technique:Oil on panel
Art style:Old Masters
Genre:Portrait
Place of origin:Western Europe, Europe, The Netherlands
Auction house category:Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings, Paintings
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