CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794) - photo 1
CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794) - photo 2
CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794) - photo 3

CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794)

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07.07.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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ID 990758
Lot 183 | CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794)
CARL LUDWIG CHRISTINEK (ST. PETERSBURG 1730/1732–C.1794)

Portrait of Jane Gomm (1753-1822), three-quarter-length, in a pink dress with a greyhound

oil on canvas

35 1/4 x 28 1/4 in. (89.5 x 71.6 cm.)

signature re-inscribed on the relining 'C Ludwig Christinecke / g...ll 1766' (on the reverse)





Provenance

Commissioned by William Gomm (1728-1792), St Petersburg, and by descent to his daughter, the sitter,

Jane Gomm (1753-1822), Hill Street, Mayfair, and by inheritance to her niece,

Sophia Gomm, née Penn, great granddaughter of William Penn of Pennsylvania, (d.1827), Stoke Park, and by inheritance to her husband,

Field Marshall Sir William Maynard Gomm (1784-1875), Spring Gardens, Westminster, and by inheritance to his second wife,

Elizabeth, Lady Gomm, née Kerr, (d.1877), Spring Gardens, Westminster, and by inheritance to her cousin

Schomberg Kerr, 9th Marquis of Lothian, (1833-1900) of Newbattle Abbey, and by inheritance to,

Hugh Childers (1827-1896)of Sutherland Avenue, London, and by inheritance to his cousin,

Francis Culling Carr-Gomm (1834-1919), Cadogan Square, Chelsea and The Chase, Farnham Royal, and by descent to his son,

Hubert Culling Carr-Gomm (1877-1939), Lower Sloane Street, Chelsea, and by descent to the present owner.
Artist:Carl-Ludwig Christinek (1732 - 1794)
Applied technique:Oil on canvas
Art style:Old Masters
Genre:Portrait
Place of origin:Eastern Europe, Europe, Russia
Auction house category:Paintings
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