Sale 1056
Paris
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1 April 2011
Provenant d'une collection particulière parisienne.
Price realised
EUR 2,750
Estimate
CHRISTIAN WILLEM ERNST DIETRICH (WEIMAR 1712-1774 DRESDE) Etude d'arbre trace de signature 'Dietrich' (à la plume et encre brune) sanguine, filigrane blason, entouré d'une guirlande avec croix et médaillons, et surmonté d'une couronne 221 x 313 mm.
Provenance
Alliance des Arts (L. 61).
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Literature
A. Ananoff, L'oeuvre dessinée de Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806). Catalogue raisonné, Paris, 1961-70, II, no. 963 (comme J.-H. Fragonard).
La composition se retrouve dans une sanguine réalisée par Hubert Robert vendue chez Christie's à New York le 24 janvier 2001 lot 116.
Pre-Lot Text
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