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Landscape with Recumbent Sheep and a Stone Bridge
Jacob van der Does (I), 1652
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberRP-T-1897-A-3385
- Dimensionsheight 213 mm x width 225 mm
- Physical characteristicspoint of brush and pen and greyish-brown ink, with brown wash, over graphite; framing line in black ink
Identification
Title(s)
Landscape with Recumbent Sheep and a Stone Bridge
Object type
Object number
RP-T-1897-A-3385
Part of catalogue
Creation
Creation
draftsman (artist): Jacob van der Does (I)
Dating
1652
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Material and technique
Physical description
point of brush and pen and greyish-brown ink, with brown wash, over graphite; framing line in black ink
Dimensions
height 213 mm x width 225 mm
Acquisition and rights
Acquisition
purchase 1897
Copyright
Provenance
…; sale, Jeronimus Tonneman (1687-1750, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (H. de Leth), 21 October 1754 sqq., Album F, no. 7 (‘Een dito Landschap als vooren, van den zelven [J. van der Does] hoog 8 ½, breed 8 ½ duim [216 x 216 mm]’), fl. 25, to Gerard van Rossum (1699-1772, Rotterdam);{Copy RKD.} …; collection Christiaan Josi (1768-1828), Amsterdam and London (L. 2925bis); …; ? collection Baron Johan Gijsbert Verstolk, Heer van Soelen en Aldenhaag (1776-1845), The Hague and Soelen, near Tiel;{According to the catalogue for the sale, William Pitcairn Knowles (1820-1894, Rotterdam and Wiesbaden), Amsterdam (F. Muller), 25 June 1895 sqq., no. 177.} …; sale, Hendrik van Cranenburg (1754-1832, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (C.F. Roos et al.), 26 October 1858 sqq., no. 193, fl. 31, to the dealer ‘Engelberts’;{Copy RKD.} …; sale, Dr Friedrich Heimsoeth (1814-77, Bonn), Frankfurt-am-Main (F.A.C. Prestel), 5 May 1879 sqq., no. 39; …; collection William Pitcairn Knowles (1820-94), Rotterdam and Wiesbaden (L. 2643); his sale, Amsterdam (F. Muller), 25 June 1895 sqq., no. 177, fl. 10, to the dealer F. Muller for the Vereniging Rembrandt;{Copy RMA; note RMA.} from whom, with 74 other drawings, fl. 3,253.50, to the museum (L. 2228), 1897
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