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Italianate River Landscape with Mountains and a Gate Tower
Hendrik van der Straaten, c. 1685 - c. 1689
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberRP-T-1898-A-3504
- Dimensionsheight 135 mm x width 183 mm
- Physical characteristicsblack chalk, with watercolour; framing line in graphite
Identification
Title(s)
Italianate River Landscape with Mountains and a Gate Tower
Object type
Object number
RP-T-1898-A-3504
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Creation
Creation
draftsman (artist): Hendrik van der Straaten, Haarlem (possibly)
Dating
c. 1685 - c. 1689
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Material and technique
Physical description
black chalk, with watercolour; framing line in graphite
Dimensions
height 135 mm x width 183 mm
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Subject
Acquisition and rights
Credit line
Gift of A.H. Beels van Heemstede-van Loon
Acquisition
gift 1898-04
Copyright
Provenance
…; ? sale, Elisabeth Hooft, widowed Wouter Valckenier (1712-96, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (C. Blasius et al.), 31 August 1796 sqq., Album B, no. 21 (‘Twee stuks Italiaansche Landschappen, met oude poorten en andere gebouwen, gestoffeerd et huislieden, ezels, veehoeders en geboomte: meesterlyk met zwart kryt en dun gecouleurd, door H. Verstraaten’), with one other drawing, fl. 12:1:4, to ‘Roos P’;{Copy RKD.} …; collection Frederik Carel Theodoor, Baron van Isendoorn à Blois, Heer van Feluy and De Cannenburch (1784-1865), Kasteel De Cannenburch, Vaassen;{According to L. 2610.} inherited by Franciscus Johannes Hallo (1808-79), Kasteel Cannenburch, Vaassen;{Gelders Archief, 0407 Huis De Cannenburch, inv. no. 398.} sold through the mediation of the dealers A.E. Cohen and M. Wolff (L. 2610);{Not in sale, Frederik Carel Theodoor, Baron van Isendoorn à Blois, Heer van Feluy and De Cannenburch Amsterdam (C.F. Roos et al.) 19 August 1879, nor his sale, Amsterdam (C.F. Roos et al.), 18 December 1879 sqq..} …; donated by Jonkvrouwe Agnes Henriette Beels van Heemstede-van Loon (1829-1902), Amsterdam, to the museum (L. 2228), 1898
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