Ferdinand (Jacob-Ferdinand) Voet, zugeschrieben - photo 1
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Ferdinand (Jacob-Ferdinand) Voet, zugeschrieben

Lot 231
20.03.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1386738
Lot 231 | Ferdinand (Jacob-Ferdinand) Voet, zugeschrieben
Estimate value
€ 3 000 – 4 000
Portrait of a lady (Maria Mancini?)
Oil on panel. Restored. Minor damage to frame (103 x 82 cm).

Die Dargestellte wurde in der Auktion bei NEUMEISTER 1981 (s. u.) noch vorsichtig mit Hortense (Hortensia) Mancini identifiziert. Sollte es sich hier um eine der Schwestern Mancini handeln, wäre eher eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit Maria Mancini gegeben (1639 Rom - 1715 Pisa). Diese zählte als Nichte von Kardinal Mazarin zu den "Mazarinetten", jenen hübschen Nichten (und Neffen) des Kardinals, die in Paris umschwärmt waren und vorteilhaft verheiratet wurden. Maria Mancini wählte einen noch "eleganteren" Weg: Sie wurde Mätresse des Sonnenkönigs, Ludwigs XIV. Der in Liebe entflammte König wollte Maria sogar heiraten, ein Projekt, das verhindert wurde. Die Beziehung wurde erst mit der Verlobung des Königs mit der Infantin Maria Teresa von Spanien im Jahre 1660 beendet. Im Jahr darauf heiratete die "Mazarinette" Maria den Fürsten Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna (1637-1689).

Two catalogue excerpts verso: "14. - Hortense de Mancini", "Jakob Ferdinand Voet - Portrait of a lady said to be Hortense Mancini" with mention of the auction Duchesse de Berry, Paris, 19-25 April 1865, catalogue number 6626. This provenance information is incorrect. The "Catalogue des tableaux anciens et modernes composant la galerie du Palais Vendramini, à Venise et appartenant à Mme la Duchesse de Berry dont la vente aux enchères publiques aura lieu Hôtel Drouot, salle N° 5 le Mercredi 19 Avril 1865 et jours suivants ..." ends with catalogue number 563. - Adhesive label with handwritten note verso "N° 6626 Duke de Perri [sic!] / Sale, Paris 1864".

Provenienz: Neumeister, Munich, Auction 200, 18-19 February 1981, catalogue number 696 (with illustration). - Private owner, South Germany.
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