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Landscape with a Haystack and Cart in a Farmyard
anonymous, after c. 1640 - c. 1650
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberRP-T-1901-A-4522
- Dimensionsheight 94 mm x width 177 mm
- Physical characteristicspen and brown ink, with brown wash, on paper toned with light brown wash; framing line in brown ink
Identification
Title(s)
Landscape with a Haystack and Cart in a Farmyard
Object type
Object number
RP-T-1901-A-4522
Part of catalogue
Catalogue reference
Schatborn 113
Creation
Creation
- draftsman (artist): anonymous
- after drawing by Rembrandt van Rijn, Amsterdam
Dating
after c. 1640 - c. 1650
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Material and technique
Physical description
pen and brown ink, with brown wash, on paper toned with light brown wash; framing line in brown ink
Dimensions
height 94 mm x width 177 mm
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Subject
Acquisition and rights
Credit line
Purchased with the support of the Vereniging Rembrandt
Acquisition
purchase 1901-04
Copyright
Provenance
…; ? Dr Johannes Claesz Furnerius (1582-1668), Rotterdam (L. 2942-4); …; collection John MacGowan (? - 1803), Edinburgh (L. 1496); his sale, London (T. Philipe), 26 (31) January 1804 sqq., no. 547, as Rembrandt (‘A landscape, with a Dutch barn, free pen, bistre, and Indian ink, very fine’); …; collection William Esdaile (1785-1837), London (L. 2617), 1815;{According to an inscription on the drawing.} ? his sale, London (Christie’s), 18 June 1840 sqq., no. 1037, as Rembrandt (‘A river-scene, bistre; and a hay-stack’), £ 0.12.0, to the dealer Walter Benjamin Tiffin (1795-1877), London;{Copy RKD.} …; collection William Pitcairn Knowles (1820-94), Rotterdam and Wiesbaden (L. 2643); his sale, Amsterdam (F. Muller), 25 (26) June 1895 sqq., no. 528, fl. 100, to the dealer C.F. Roos for the Vereniging Rembrandt;{Copy RKD; note RMA.} from whom on loan to the museum, 1895; from whom, fl. 115, to the museum (L. 2228), 1901
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