Inhabitants of Dagestan, Feasting

Inhabitants of Dagestan, Feasting

RP-T-1941-21

draftsman (artist): Romeyn de Hooghe (possibly), Amsterdam (possibly)

c. 1672

pen and brown ink, brush and light brown ink, over traces of black chalk; indented for transfer; framing line in black ink; verso: traces of black chalk for transfer

height 130 mm x width 135 mm

Purchased with the support of the F.G. Waller-Fonds

purchase 1941

Public domain

…; sale, Samuel van Huls (1655-1734, The Hague), The Hague (Swart), 14 May 1736 _sqq_., Album CC, no. 1593 (‘_105 Piéces de toutes sortes de Desseins à la Chinoise, don’t la plûpart ont servies pour faire les Estampes des Voyages de Dapper, Nieuhoff, Kircherus, &c. On les vendra en détail_’); ...; ? sale, Aron de Joseph de Pinto (1710-58, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (P. van der Schley et al.), 11 April 1785 _sqq_., no. 553 (‘_De Historie van de groote Mogol, met de Pen en oostind. Inkt gewassen, door R. de Hooge, drie en twintig stuks op 12 bladen_’), fl. 6, to ‘Crajenschot’, or no. 554 (‘_Twee andere dito, geteekend als de voorgaande, door dito_’), fl. 10, with two other lots, to ‘Byer’;{Copy RKD} ...; sale, O. Brenner _et al._, Amsterdam (R.W.P. de Vries), 14 December 1911, no. 1356; ...; ? sale, collection M.B., Amsterdam (Mensing & Son [F. Muller]), 7 April 1938, no. 1011; ...; from Friedrich Werner van Oestéren (1874-1953), Berlin,{Cf. https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/pnd117106860.html; https://www.zvab.com/buch-suchen/autor/oesteren-friedrich-werner-van-schriftsteller-1874-1953/} fl. 25, to the museum (L. 2228), with support from the F.G. Wallerfonds, 1941

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