Glooiend landschap met weg en huis aan bosrand

Glooiend landschap met weg en huis aan bosrand

RP-T-1964-136

draughtsman: Abraham Furnerius

1638 - 1654

pen en penseel in bruin

height 134 mm x width 249 mm

Purchased with the support of the F.G. Waller-Fonds

purchase 1964

Public domain

…; sale, Pierre Crozat (1665-1740, Paris), Paris (P.J. Mariette), 10 April 1741 sqq., possibly no. 868, as Rembrandt van Rijn ('Trente, idem [Desseins] contenant des Esquisses pour differens [sic] Sujets & des Caprices’), frs. 4.5;{Copy RKD.} …; collection Graf Karl Johann Philipp von Cobenzl (1712-70), Vienna and Brussels (L. 2858b); from whom purchased by Empress Catherine II of Russia (1729-96), St Petersburg, 1786;{According to L. 2858b.} transferred to The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg (L. 2061), 1917; sale, ‘Eremitage in Leningrad und anderer Staatlicher Sammlungen der Sowjet-Union’, Leipzig (C.G. Boerner), 29 April 1931, no. 194 (‘Rembrandt-Schule. Weite hügelige Landschaft. Im Vordergrunde führt ein Weg bildeinwärts, rechts ein Haus bei einer Baumgruppe, die Ferne leicht angedeutet. Höhe: 13,5 cm. Breite: 14,5 cm. [sic] Feder und Tuschpinsel in Braun. Aus der Eremitage. Erworben 1768 als Rembrandt. Sammlung: Cobenzl. Mit dem Stempel Pauls I. […]’), DM 320;{Copy Heidelberg.} …; the dealer Matthiesen, London, in or before 1963;{Cat. Matthiesen Gallery 1963, no. 33, as Jan Leupenius.} …; from the dealer Douwes, Amsterdam, fl. 6,000, to the museum, 1964, with support of the F.G. Wallerfonds

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