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CORNELIS VAN SPAENDONCK (DUTCH, 1756-1840)
A floral still-life with flowers in a basket: roses, parrot tulip, delphinium, tobacco flowers, poppies, a bird's nest with eggs, a classical urn with a bird perched on the rim pecking berries from a branch, on a stone ledge
signed 'Cornelius / Van Spaendonck' (lower right)
fixé-sous-verre
2.11/16 in. (69 mm.) diam., gilt-metal mount set into the cover of a gold-mounted ivory bonbonnière, circular fitted green leather case, the cover stamped in gilt,'CORNEILLE VAN SPAENDOCK / FLEURS' and tooled gilt border, made at the behest of Félix Panhard by L. Houde at 82 rue Bonaparte, Paris.
A floral still-life with flowers in a basket: roses, parrot tulip, delphinium, tobacco flowers, poppies, a bird's nest with eggs, a classical urn with a bird perched on the rim pecking berries from a branch, on a stone ledge
signed 'Cornelius / Van Spaendonck' (lower right)
fixé-sous-verre
2.11/16 in. (69 mm.) diam., gilt-metal mount set into the cover of a gold-mounted ivory bonbonnière, circular fitted green leather case, the cover stamped in gilt,'CORNEILLE VAN SPAENDOCK / FLEURS' and tooled gilt border, made at the behest of Félix Panhard by L. Houde at 82 rue Bonaparte, Paris.
Provenance
Eugène Tondu Collection, Paris; Paris, 24-26 April 1865, lot 894.
Leblond Collection; 21 November 1868, lot 219bis.
The celebrated collection of Mr Vincent, Paris, sold en bloc by his only son Prosper Vincent to Félix Panhard, on 2 April 1883, for 210,000 Gold Francs.
Félix Panhard (1842-1891) Collection, Paris.
His nephew Hippolyte Panhard.
Thence by family descent until sale of the Panhard Collection, part I, Palais Galliéra, Paris, 5 December 1975, lot 145 (27,000 FF).
With D. S. Lavender (Antiques) Ltd., in 1999.
Leblond Collection; 21 November 1868, lot 219bis.
The celebrated collection of Mr Vincent, Paris, sold en bloc by his only son Prosper Vincent to Félix Panhard, on 2 April 1883, for 210,000 Gold Francs.
Félix Panhard (1842-1891) Collection, Paris.
His nephew Hippolyte Panhard.
Thence by family descent until sale of the Panhard Collection, part I, Palais Galliéra, Paris, 5 December 1975, lot 145 (27,000 FF).
With D. S. Lavender (Antiques) Ltd., in 1999.
Literature
M. van Boven and S. Segal, Gerard & Cornelis van Spaendonck: twee Brabantse bloemenschilders in Parijs, Maarssen, 1988 (2nd ed.), p. 214, no. 278.
N. Lemoine-Bouchard, Les Peintres en miniature actifs en France 1650-1850, Paris, 2008, p. 515.
N. Lemoine-Bouchard, Les Peintres en miniature actifs en France 1650-1850, Paris, 2008, p. 515.
Special notice
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