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JAN WEENIX
(1640 Amsterdam 1719)Portrait of a noblewoman with her child in a garden.Oil on canvas.76.7 × 68.2 cm.

Lot 6016* - ibid160 Old Master Paintings - online only

Provenance:
- Auction Andriel, expert Delaroche, auctioneer Gendron, Paris, 21 September 1814, lot 72 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Hazard collection.
- Barthélémy Michalon collection (1770–1819), Paris, portrait sculptor, hairdresser to the King and the Duke of Angoulême.
- Auction with expert Henry, auctioneer Sibire, Paris, 30 March 1818, lot 471 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Souyn collection.
- Auction Billaudel and Chariot, Paris, 20 November 1821, lot 127 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Mrs Swann collection, Halston, Oswestry, Shropshire.
- Auction Christie, Manson & Wood, London, 23 March 1923, lot 29 (as Caspar Netscher).
- Colling collection.
- Auction Sotheby’s, New York, 27 January 2006, lot 244.
- With Galerie de Rive, Geneva, circa 2010.
- European private collection.

Literature:
Anke van Wagenberg-Ter Hoeven: Jan Weenix - the paintings. Master of the Dutch Hunting Still Life, Zwolle 2018, p. 160, cat. no. 65 (with ill.).

This painting is archived at the RKD, The Hague, as an autograph work by Jan Weenix under no. 102070.

Oil on canvas, lined, with paper adhesive strips along the margins. Verso stretcher with isolated traces of woodworm. Paint surface well preserved, with a fine network of craquelure. Minimal colour abrasion along the edges.
Under UV light: A few small areas of retouching to the figures, in the landscape and sky visible. Varnish fluoresces unevenly greenish.
Overall in good condition.
Frame: 93.5 × 86 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.

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JAN WEENIX
(1640 Amsterdam 1719)Portrait of a noblewoman with her child in a garden.Oil on canvas.76.7 × 68.2 cm.

Lot 6016* - ibid160 Old Master Paintings - online only

Provenance:
- Auction Andriel, expert Delaroche, auctioneer Gendron, Paris, 21 September 1814, lot 72 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Hazard collection.
- Barthélémy Michalon collection (1770–1819), Paris, portrait sculptor, hairdresser to the King and the Duke of Angoulême.
- Auction with expert Henry, auctioneer Sibire, Paris, 30 March 1818, lot 471 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Souyn collection.
- Auction Billaudel and Chariot, Paris, 20 November 1821, lot 127 (with a portrait of a gentleman as a pair).
- Mrs Swann collection, Halston, Oswestry, Shropshire.
- Auction Christie, Manson & Wood, London, 23 March 1923, lot 29 (as Caspar Netscher).
- Colling collection.
- Auction Sotheby’s, New York, 27 January 2006, lot 244.
- With Galerie de Rive, Geneva, circa 2010.
- European private collection.

Literature:
Anke van Wagenberg-Ter Hoeven: Jan Weenix - the paintings. Master of the Dutch Hunting Still Life, Zwolle 2018, p. 160, cat. no. 65 (with ill.).

This painting is archived at the RKD, The Hague, as an autograph work by Jan Weenix under no. 102070.

Oil on canvas, lined, with paper adhesive strips along the margins. Verso stretcher with isolated traces of woodworm. Paint surface well preserved, with a fine network of craquelure. Minimal colour abrasion along the edges.
Under UV light: A few small areas of retouching to the figures, in the landscape and sky visible. Varnish fluoresces unevenly greenish.
Overall in good condition.
Frame: 93.5 × 86 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.

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