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    Important Old Master Paintings Part II

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    19 April 2007

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    • Circle of Pierre Dupuis Montef
    Lot 265

    Circle of Pierre Dupuis Monteforte L'Amaury 1610-1682 Paris

    Plums in a bowl, peaches on a silver charger, melons and figs, on a stone ledge with glass vessels on a shelf and a landscape beyond

    Price realised

    USD 28,800

    Estimate

    USD 15,000 - USD 20,000

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    Circle of Pierre Dupuis Monteforte L'Amaury 1610-1682 Paris
    Plums in a bowl, peaches on a silver charger, melons and figs, on a stone ledge with glass vessels on a shelf and a landscape beyond
    oil on canvas
    34¼ x 52 in. 87 x 132 cm.

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    Lot Essay

    We are grateful to Fred Meijer of the RKD for noting that the present work repeats the composition of a painting attributed to Paul Dupuis (see C. Salvi, D'après nature, 2000, p. 95, illustrated in color; written communication, 5 March 2007).

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