Allegorical Triumph with Spoils of Weapons

Allegorical Triumph with Spoils of Weapons

RP-T-1972-81

• draftsman (artist): Jan de Bray, Haarlem (possibly)
• after painting by Salomon de Bray

1650-12-11

black and red chalk, with some opaque white watercolour, traces of pricking and a vertical subsidiary line in black chalk or graphite; framing line in black chalk

• height 510 mm (arched top) x width 266 mm (arched top)
• height 560 mm x width 394 mm

Purchased with the support of the Stichting tot Bevordering van de Belangen van het Rijksmuseum

purchase 1972

Public domain

...; ? sale, Aegidius Laurens Tolling (c. 1725-1768, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (H. de Winter et al.), 21 November 1768 _sqq_., Album I, no. 597 (‘_Twee stuks Ordinantien van eenige Krygslieden en anderen, zeer uitvoerig met rood en zwart Kryd getekend, door J. De Braey_’); ...; ? collection Johan Pieter van den Brande (1707-1758), Middelburg, or his son;{According to dossier J.W. Niemeijer, RMA.} by descent to Elbert Carsilius, Baron van Pallandt (1898-1964), Haarlem; his widow, Jonkvrouwe Matthia Abrahamina Cornelia van Pallandt-Sandberg (1899-1982), Arnhem and Haarlem; sale, Elbert Carsilius, Baron van Pallandt, Amsterdam (Sotheby Mak van Waay), 26 September 1972, no. 286, fl. 8.816, to the museum with the support of the Stichting tot Bevordering van de Belangen van het Rijksmuseum

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