QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN) - photo 1
QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN) - photo 2
QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN) - photo 3

QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN)

Lot 127
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Lot 127 | QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN)
Estimate value
$ 20 000 – 30 000
QUIRINGH VAN BREKELENKAM (?ZWAMMERDAM, NEAR LEIDEN AFTER 1622-?1669 OR AFTER LEIDEN)
A maidservant seated by a fireplace in a kitchen
oil on a panel
18 ½ x 14 ¾ in. (47 x 37.5 cm.)




Provenance

[The Property of the Rt. Hon. Earl of Lanesborough]; Christie's, London, 13 July 1951, lot 46, as G. Metsu, 480 gns. to the following,
with Agnew's, London, by 1951, as G. Metsu.
[Property of a Lady]; Christie's, London, 13 December 1996, lot 283, where acquired by the present owner.



Literature

'From a London exhibition: life and seascapes by Old Masters,' The Illustrated London News, CCXIX, 1951, p. 718.
H. Shipp, 'Dutch and Flemish Paintings, Part II - Interiors,' Apollo, LVI, November 1952, pp. 143 and 145, illustrated.



Exhibited

Agnew's, London, Autumn Exhibition of Fine Pictures by Old Masters, October-December 1951, no. 480, as G. Metsu.
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