Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben, Portrait einer Lady, Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650 - photo 1
Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben, Portrait einer Lady, Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650 - photo 2
Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben, Portrait einer Lady, Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650 - photo 3

Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben, Portrait einer Lady, Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650

Lot 211
10.06.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationSwitzerland, Muri
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Lot 211 | Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben, Portrait einer Lady, Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650
Peter LELY (1618-1680), zugeschrieben
Portrait einer Lady
Öl auf Leinwand, wohl um 1650
134 x 105,5 cm, Rahmen: 154 x 126 cm

Gutachten: Handschriftliche Expertise von Dr. Paul Wescher (1896-1974): "Das umstehend abgebildete Gemälde einer jungen Dame mit Amor im Hintergrund halte ich für charakterisches und einwandfreies Werk des englischen Hofmalers Peter Lely, der nach van Dyck der bevorzugte Portraitist der englischen Gesellschaft war." Alastair Lang schrieb in einer e-mail im Jahre 2012: "I think that the Portrait of a Lady in blue at a putto-fountain most probably is by Lely - an early picture of around 1650. ...There is just a possibility that the portrait could be by Lely's early rival, Weesop (about whom very little is known)." Mit Weesop ist John WEESOP (aktiv 1641-1649) gemeint.
Provenienz: Schweizer Privatbesitz

Peter LELY (1618-1680), attributed to
Portrait of a Lady
Oil on canvas, probaby around 1650
134 x 105.5 cm, frame: 154 x 126 cm

Expert opinions: Handwritten expertise (in German) by Dr. Paul Wescher (1896-1974): "I consider the painting of a young lady with Cupid in the background to be a characteristic and flawless work by the English court painter Peter Lely, who after van Dyck was the preferred portraitist of English society." Alastair Lang wrote in an e-mail in 2012: "I think that the portrait of a lady in blue at a putto-fountain most probably is by Lely - an early picture of around 1650. ...There is just a possibility that the portrait could be by Lely's early rival, Weesop (about whom very little is known)." Weesop is John WEESOP (active 1641-1649).
Provenance: Swiss private property



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