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Lots 306-373: Property from the Collection of A.M. ('Ton') van den Broek

Paulus van Liender

View of Weesp

No reserve

Lot Closed

January 25, 09:42 PM GMT

Estimate

1,200 - 1,800 USD

Lot Details

Description

Lots 306-373: Property from the Collection of A.M. ('Ton') van den Broek

Attributed to Paulus van Liender

Utrecht 1731 - 1797 Haarlem

View of Weesp



Pen and gray ink and wash, within pen and black ink framing lines;

bears inscription in black chalk, verso: Gezicht op Weesp./Paulus van Liender fecit.

205 by 337 mm; 8⅛ by 13¼ in.

A.M. ('Ton') van den Broek (1932-1995), Haarlem (bears his mark, verso, not in Lugt)

Leading from the east side of Amsterdam southwards towards Utrecht, the river Vecht was the location of the country residences of many of Amsterdam's wealthy merchant families (see also lots 334 and 343). The picturesque small town of Weesp lies towards the Amsterdam end of the Vecht. It was regularly depicted by artists, from the 17th century on; a particularly notable drawing of Weesp is the splendid, large sheet by Simon de Vlieger, in the Abrams Collection.11. Harvard University Art Museums, The Maida and George Abrams Collection, inv. no. 2008.250 (https://harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/211847?position=7)