Lot Essay
An attribution to Richard Brakenburgh has been suggested
See illustration
See illustration
Details
Follower of Jan Havicksz. Steen
The Feast of Epiphany
indistinctly signed: JS(linked)teen
80 x 73.5 cm
The Feast of Epiphany
indistinctly signed: JS(linked)teen
80 x 73.5 cm
Provenance
M. Baron de Beurnonville; Sale, Paris, 9-16 May 1881 lot 486 (as Jan Steen)
with F. Kleinberger, Paris
with Ch. Sedelmeyer, Paris, 1901
with Richard, Frankfurt-am-Main, 1907
Anon Sale, Frederik Muller Amsterdam, 28/29 Nov. 1939, lot
985, with ill. (as Jan Steen) sold fl. 5.000
with F. Kleinberger, Paris
with Ch. Sedelmeyer, Paris, 1901
with Richard, Frankfurt-am-Main, 1907
Anon Sale, Frederik Muller Amsterdam, 28/29 Nov. 1939, lot
985, with ill. (as Jan Steen) sold fl. 5.000
Literature
C. Hofstede de Groot, A Catalogue Raìsonné etc., I, 1907, p. 120, no. 495
K. Braun, Alle tot nu toe bekende Schilderijen van Jan Steen,
1980, p. 172, no. B-147 (as attributed to D. van Kyckenburg)
K. Braun, Alle tot nu toe bekende Schilderijen van Jan Steen,
1980, p. 172, no. B-147 (as attributed to D. van Kyckenburg)