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THOMAS WIJCK (BEVERWIJCK C. 1616-1677 HAARLEM)

Lot 4
20.05.2025 00:00UTC +01:00
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ID 1435411
Lot 4 | THOMAS WIJCK (BEVERWIJCK C. 1616-1677 HAARLEM)
Estimate value
$ 40 000 – 60 000
THOMAS WIJCK (BEVERWIJCK C. 1616-1677 HAARLEM)
An alchemist in his study with two assistants in the background
signed 'TWyck' ('TW' linked, on the tablecloth, lower center, strengthened)
oil on panel
16 1/8 x 14 5/8 in. (41 x 37.2 cm.)




Provenance

Private collection, France.
Anonymous sale; Druout Rive Gauche, Paris, 21 March 1980, lot 57.
with Johnny van Haeften, Ltd., by March 1989.
with Galerie Sanct Lucas, Vienna, by 1989 until at least 1996.
Anonymous sale; Sotheby's, New York, 28 January 1999, lot 421A, where acquired by the present owner.



Literature

Advertisement, The Burlington Magazine, March 1989, p. xxxiii, illustrated.



Exhibited

Vienna, Galerie Sanct Lucas, Gemälde Alter Meister Winter, 1989-1990, no. 7.
Vienna, Galerie Sanct Lucas, Old Master Paintings, Winter 1996, no. 16.
Artist:Thomas Wyck (1616 - 1677)
Applied technique:Oil on panel
Place of origin:Western Europe, The Netherlands
Auction house category:Medicine & science, Paintings
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