GOVERT DIRCKSZ. CAMPHUYSEN
GOVERT DIRCKSZ. CAMPHUYSEN
(Gorkum 1623–1672 Amsterdam)Stable interior with cows and a woman making butter. 1645.Oil on panel.Signed and dated lower left: G. Camphuijsen 1645.47.5 × 63.2 cm.
Lot 6058* - ibid160 Old Master Paintings - online only
Provenance:
- Probably auction Amsterdam, 24 March 1766, lot 47.
- Probably F. Schoute collection.
- Probably Rosenkrans collection, Amsterdam.
- Probably auction De Vries, Amsterdam, 26 November 1827, lot 29.
- Probably Van den Bergh collection.
- Auction Sotheby's, London, 26 May 1965, lot 81.
- Hans Klenk collection (1906–1983), Mainz.
- European private collection.
Exhibited:
- Mainz 1968, Werke alter Meister aus Privatbesitz, Kunstgeschichtliches Institut der Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität, 7 May–30 June 1968.
- Schenectady, NYC/Amherst, Mass./Williamstown, Mass. 1977, Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Paintings From the Collection of Hans Klenk, Schenectady Museum/Mead Art Gallery/Williams College Museum of Art.
Exhibited:
- Exh. cat. Werke alter Meister aus Privatbesitz, ed. Hans-Jürgen Imiela, Mainz 1968, pp. 38–39, cat. no. 16 (with ill., reversed).
- Exh. cat. Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Paintings From the Collection of Hans Klenk, ed. Fronia E. Wissman, Schenectady, NYC 1977, pp. 29–30, cat. no. 14, with illustration on p. 52.
With written expert opinions by Dr Walther Bernt, 7 July 1965, and Dr Willem L. van de Watering, 22 June 1991.
Oil on panel. Panel composed of two horizontal boards. Paint surface well preserved, with a fine network of craquelure. Minimal colour abrasion along the margins.
Under UV light areas of retouching visible on the figure, animals and objects in the foreground, as well as in the background. Varnish fluoresces unevenly greenish.
Overall in good condition.
Frame: 70.4 × 85.7 cm.
Condition reports are made by us after a thorough examination and to the best of our knowledge and belief. However, we are not professional restorers, so condition reports reflect only our personal assessment.
The objects are auctioned in the condition they are in at the time of the auction. We cannot guarantee the condition reports we prepare.
GOVERT DIRCKSZ. CAMPHUYSEN
(Gorkum 1623–1672 Amsterdam)Stable interior with cows and a woman making butter. 1645.Oil on panel.Signed and dated lower left: G. Camphuijsen 1645.47.5 × 63.2 cm.
Lot 6058* - ibid160 Old Master Paintings - online only
Provenance:
- Probably auction Amsterdam, 24 March 1766, lot 47.
- Probably F. Schoute collection.
- Probably Rosenkrans collection, Amsterdam.
- Probably auction De Vries, Amsterdam, 26 November 1827, lot 29.
- Probably Van den Bergh collection.
- Auction Sotheby's, London, 26 May 1965, lot 81.
- Hans Klenk collection (1906–1983), Mainz.
- European private collection.
Exhibited:
- Mainz 1968, Werke alter Meister aus Privatbesitz, Kunstgeschichtliches Institut der Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität, 7 May–30 June 1968.
- Schenectady, NYC/Amherst, Mass./Williamstown, Mass. 1977, Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Paintings From the Collection of Hans Klenk, Schenectady Museum/Mead Art Gallery/Williams College Museum of Art.
Exhibited:
- Exh. cat. Werke alter Meister aus Privatbesitz, ed. Hans-Jürgen Imiela, Mainz 1968, pp. 38–39, cat. no. 16 (with ill., reversed).
- Exh. cat. Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Paintings From the Collection of Hans Klenk, ed. Fronia E. Wissman, Schenectady, NYC 1977, pp. 29–30, cat. no. 14, with illustration on p. 52.
With written expert opinions by Dr Walther Bernt, 7 July 1965, and Dr Willem L. van de Watering, 22 June 1991.
Oil on panel. Panel composed of two horizontal boards. Paint surface well preserved, with a fine network of craquelure. Minimal colour abrasion along the margins.
Under UV light areas of retouching visible on the figure, animals and objects in the foreground, as well as in the background. Varnish fluoresces unevenly greenish.
Overall in good condition.
Frame: 70.4 × 85.7 cm.
Condition reports are made by us after a thorough examination and to the best of our knowledge and belief. However, we are not professional restorers, so condition reports reflect only our personal assessment.
The objects are auctioned in the condition they are in at the time of the auction. We cannot guarantee the condition reports we prepare.
