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Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalen as a Gardener (Noli me Tangere)
workshop of Peter Paul Rubens, c. 1615 - 1618
'Noli me tangere': de ontmoeting van Christus en Maria Magdalena. Maria Magdalena, met zalfpot, knielt voor Christus in de gedaante van een tuinman. Achter Christus een komkommerplant.
- Artwork typepainting
- Object numberSK-A-2336
- Dimensionssupport: height 199.6 cm x width 177.8 cm
- Physical characteristicsoil on canvas
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Title(s)
Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalen as a Gardener (Noli me Tangere)
Object type
Object number
SK-A-2336
Description
'Noli me tangere': de ontmoeting van Christus en Maria Magdalena. Maria Magdalena, met zalfpot, knielt voor Christus in de gedaante van een tuinman. Achter Christus een komkommerplant.
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Creation
Creation
painter: workshop of Peter Paul Rubens
Dating
c. 1615 - 1618
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Material and technique
Physical description
oil on canvas
Dimensions
support: height 199.6 cm x width 177.8 cm
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Acquisition and rights
Credit line
Purchased with the support of the Vereniging Rembrandt
Acquisition
- purchase 1908
- purchase 2017-03-23
- interne vervaardiging 1908
- interne vervaardiging 2017-03-23
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Provenance
…; collection Louis Bernard Coclers (1741-1817); from whom, fl. 5,000, to the dealer Jan Spaan, The Hague, by 1808;{L. Meerman, ‘An Unwritten Chapter of Dutch Collecting History: The Painting Collection of Pieter Smeth van Alphen (1753-1809)’, _Simiolus_ 40 (2018), p. 82.} from whom to Pieter de Smeth (1753-1809), Lord of Alphen and Rietveld, Amsterdam; his sale, and Vollenhoven in De Bilt near Utrecht, Amsterdam (P. van der Schley et al.), 1 August 1810 _sqq_., no. 83 (‘Rubbens (Petrus Paulus) In een Landschap ziet men den Zaligmaker, in de gedaante van een Hovenier, zich aan Maria Magdelena vertoonen, welke voor hem in eene eerbiedige houding nederknielt op doek hoog 78, breed 69 duimen [204 x 180.5 cm]’), fl. 2,700, to the dealer Jeronimo de Vries for Lucretia Johanna van Winter (1785-1845), Amsterdam;{L. Meerman, ‘An Unwritten Chapter of Dutch Collecting History: The Painting Collection of Pieter Smeth van Alphen (1753-1809)’, _Simiolus_ 40 (2018), p. 50.} her husband, Jonkheer Hendrik Six, Lord of Hillegom (1790-1847), Amsterdam; anonymous sale [Hendrik Six], Amsterdam (J. de Vries et al.), 25 November 1851, no. 43 (‘Petrus Paulus Rubbens. Maria Magdalena voor Jezus. De uit het graf verrezen Christus wordt door Maria herkend; zij is in aanbidding aan zijne voete gezonken. […] hoog 2 el, breed 1 d 75 d. Doeck), bought in at fl. 4,950;{Copy RKD.} his sons Jan Pieter Six (1824-99), Lord of Hillegom, and Pieter Hendrik Six (1827-1905), Lord of Vromade; from the latter’s heirs purchased by the museum with support from the Vereniging Rembrandt, 1908; on loan to the Dutch embassy, Brussels, from 1936; transferred to the DRVK, 1953; on loan to the St Lambertuskerk, Etten-Leur, near Breda, since 1982
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