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JAN BOTH (ODER WERKSTATT), BELADENE MAULTIERE UND RASTENDE HIRTEN IN GEBIRGIGER LANDSCHAFT MIT WASSERFALL

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11.09.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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Lot 2725 | JAN BOTH (ODER WERKSTATT), BELADENE MAULTIERE UND RASTENDE HIRTEN IN GEBIRGIGER LANDSCHAFT MIT WASSERFALL
JAN BOTH (OR WORKSHOP) 1618/1620 Utrecht - 1652 Ibid LOADED MULES AND RESTING SHEPHERDS IN MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE WITH WATERFALL Oil on canvas (old relined). 100 x 83,5 cm (F. 121 x 104 cm). Monogrammed and dated lower right: 'J.B. 1641'. Part. slightly damaged, age-related dirty surface, old restored. Frame. Provenance: Rhenish Private Collection.
JAN BOTH (ODER WERKSTATT) 1618/1620 Utrecht - 1652 Ebenda BELADENE MAULTIERE UND RASTENDE HIRTEN IN GEBIRGIGER LANDSCHAFT MIT WASSERFALL Öl auf Leinwand (altdoubl.). 100 x 83,5 cm (R. 121 x 104 cm). Rechts unten monogrammiert und datiert: 'J.B. 1641'. Part. leicht beschädigt, altersbedingt verschmutzte Oberfläche, altrest. Rahmen. Provenienz: Rheinische Privatsammlung.
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