Arcadisch landschap met reizigers

Arcadisch landschap met reizigers

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Wandschildering rechts van de schoorsteenmantel. Arcadisch landschap met reizigers op een weg en rechts een zittende vrouw met pijl en boog. Uit een serie van tien wandschilderingen met arcadische landschappen in de kamer aan de tuinkant op de hoofdverdieping van het huis Herengracht 524 te Amsterdam.

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painter: Jurriaan Andriessen, Amsterdam

1771

olieverf op doek

height 325 cm x width 263 cm

H.L.P. Jonas van 's Heer Arendskerke-Lefèvre de Montigny Bequest

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Commissioned by Jacob van Ghesel jr. (1732-1792), for the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam, c. 1771; his nephew, Jacob van Ghesel Jansz. (1764-1803), with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam; purchased from whom, with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam, by Abraham Bredius (1731-1804), 1798; his son, Abraham Bredius (1781-1863), with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam; his daughter, Aleida Elisabeth Bredius (1805-86) and his son, Johannes Jacobus Bredius (1808-94), with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam; his son, dr. Abraham Bredius (1855-1946), with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam; from whom, fl. 55,000, with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam, to Pieter Johannes Jacobus Jonas, Lord 's Heer Arendskerke (1874-1935); his widow, Hélène Louise Pauline le Fèvre de Montigny (1875-1949), with the house Herengracht 524, Amsterdam; by whom bequeathed, with xx other objects, to the museum, 1949 {Provenance reconstructed in Van Eeghen et al. 1976, p. 589; the paintings are still at Herengracht 524, Amsterdam.}

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