Lot Essay
An attribution to Jan Apeldoorn (1765-1838) has been suggested.
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Details
Attributed to Abraham Johannes Ruytenschildt (Amsterdam 1778-1841)
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inscribed 'In Gelderland / J Schild [?] 1829' and with inscription 'Schuld' (verso)
black chalk, grey, brown and green wash, graphite and black chalk framing lines
19.7 x 25.2 cm.; and two further drawings:
a. George Pieter Westenberg (1791-1873), A hilly landscape with two figures on a road by a river (pl. 4), and
b. Hendrik van Cranenburgh (1754-1832), The 'Manpad' at Heemstede with riders and a dog (pl. 4)
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View in Gelderland
inscribed 'In Gelderland / J Schild [?] 1829' and with inscription 'Schuld' (verso)
black chalk, grey, brown and green wash, graphite and black chalk framing lines
19.7 x 25.2 cm.; and two further drawings:
a. George Pieter Westenberg (1791-1873), A hilly landscape with two figures on a road by a river (pl. 4), and
b. Hendrik van Cranenburgh (1754-1832), The 'Manpad' at Heemstede with riders and a dog (pl. 4)
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Provenance
with Nicolaas Beets (1878-1963), Amsterdam; from whom purchased by I.Q. van Regteren Altena on 14 November 1927 for 5 guilders (Inventory book: '351. t. Schuld? 1829 In Gelderland').
Special notice
This lot is offered without reserve.
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