Allaert van Everdingen

Vente, Amsterdam, Ploos van Amstel et al, 18 décembre 1775, lot n°C.146 ;
Probablement Nicolas Nieuhoff, sa vente, Amsterdam, van der Schley et al, 14 avril 1777, dans lot n°Q.1262 ;
Vente anonyme, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 28 avril 1928, dans lot n°48;
Louis Deglatigny (L.1768a), Rouen, sa vente, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 4 novembre 1937, lot n°152 (acheté par Dupin)

A. I. Davies, The Drawings of Allart van Everdingen, 2007, pp. 104, 366, n°530 (avec précisions sur la provenance)

Overall condition good. Hinged at top with brown paper. Remains of further old brown paper hinges adhering to verso, bottom corners. Small tear, upper left margin, backed with brown paper. Slightly thin area, presumably from old mounting in an album, centre left edge. Very light foxing throughout, but overall visual impression good and strong. Foolscap watermark. Sold in a carved and gilded antique frame.
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Voir lot n°94.