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Lot 343
  • 343

Roelandt Savery

Estimate
15,000 - 20,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • Roelandt Savery
  • A forest landscape with bathing nymphs and Leda and the swan
  • oil on panel

Provenance

Mr. ir. H. van der Kaa, The Hague;
By whom sold, Amsterdam, Frederik Muller, 2 March 1948, lot 196 (as "Jan Brueghel dit de Velours").

Exhibited

The Hague, Gemeente Museum, Oude Kunst uit Haagsch Bezit, December 1936 - January 1937, cat. no. 48 (as Jan Brueghel).

Literature

A. Zwollo, 'Review', in The Burlington Magazine, October 1990, p. 722, fig. 51 (as Roelant Savery);
A. Zwollo, 'Review', in Oud Holland 106, 1992 p. 40, fig. 6 (as Roelant Savery).

Condition

The panel support is flat though from the recto two restored splits and another restored crack are visible. The paint surface is somewhat abraded, particularly in the figures and background, and discoloured retouchings can be made out along the cracks and splits.Satisfactory further inspection under UV light is impeded by the varnish. Offered in carved and gilt wood frame in good condition.
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