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A silver tazza, an upturned roemer, a partly-peeled lemon, a knife and hazelnuts on a draped table
Details
Maerten Boelema de Stomme (active Haarlem 1642-1664)
A silver tazza, an upturned roemer, a partly-peeled lemon, a knife and hazelnuts on a draped table
remains of signature (centre left)
oil on panel
43.7 x 34.4 cm.
A silver tazza, an upturned roemer, a partly-peeled lemon, a knife and hazelnuts on a draped table
remains of signature (centre left)
oil on panel
43.7 x 34.4 cm.
Provenance
with Galerie Internationale, The Hague, circa 1930, as W.C. Heda.
Special notice
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Sale room notice
It has been noted that the tazza might be excecuted circa 1600 in the North-Netherlands. The knife is also to be dated to that period. Further more the Berkemeier is probably to be dated circa the mid-seventeenth century.