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Cuyp, Albert (attr.) Dodrecht 1620 - 1691 ebenda

Lot 1663
23.03.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 800
AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 1663 | Cuyp, Albert (attr.) Dodrecht 1620 - 1691 ebenda
Cuyp, Albert (attr.) Dodrecht 1620 - 1691 ebenda, niederländischer Maler. ''Viehweide'', Hügellandschaft mit Hirten auf einem Schimmel, ein Kleinkind ihm den verlorenen Schuh wiedergebend, rechtsseitig eine Frau beim Melken einer Kuh, in der Bildmitte eine junge Frau mit rotem Kleid, barfuß mit Ziegen an einer Wasserstelle stehend, nicht sign., Öl/Holz, HxB: 50/61 cm. Altersspuren, rest., ret., Trocknungsriss mit Farbabplatzern, Craquelée. Mit verglastem Rahmen (besch.). Provenienz: Erwin-Warth-Stiftung.
Artist:Aelbert Jacobsz Cuyp (1620 - 1691)
Auction house category:Paintings
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