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Lutherse kerk in Edam
Jan Brandes, 1770 - 1787
Interieur van de Lutherse kerk te Edam.
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberNG-1985-7-3-135
- Dimensionsheight 406 mm x width 319 mm
- Physical characteristicswaterverf over schets in potlood, penseel in kleuren, pen in bruin
Identification
Title(s)
- Lutherse kerk in Edam
- De Luthersche kerk in de stad Edam in N Holland (title on object)
Object type
Object number
NG-1985-7-3-135
Description
Interieur van de Lutherse kerk te Edam.
Inscriptions / marks
- inscription: ‘De Luthersche kerk in de stad Edam in N Holland’
- watermark: ‘vrijheyt
pro patria eiusgue libertate’
Creation
Creation
draftsman (artist): Jan Brandes, Edam
Dating
1770 - 1787
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Material and technique
Physical description
waterverf over schets in potlood, penseel in kleuren, pen in bruin
Dimensions
height 406 mm x width 319 mm
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Subject
Place
Period
1770 - 1787
Acquisition and rights
Acquisition
purchase 1985-05-02
Copyright
Provenance
? Collection of the artist; his daughters, Johanna Maria Brandes (1792-1813) and Charlotta Constantia Brandes (1796-1870), Skälsebo;{De Bruijn/Raben 2004, p. 93.} by descent to Erik Kellberg (1883-1960);{De Bruijn/Raben 2004, p. 93.} ? to Brite-Louise Mangs-Kellberg;{File RMA.}…; anonymous sale, London (Sotheby’s), 2 May 1985 sqq., no. 216, £ 50,000, with xx other drawings, to the dealer W. Graham Arader III, New York, for the Rijksmuseum, in exchange for eighteen drawings that were part of this lot, 1985
Remarks
Please note that this provenance was formulated with a special focus on provenance research for the years 1933-45 and could therefore be incomplete. There may be more (mostly earlier) provenance information known in the museum. In case this item has an uncertain or incomplete provenance for the years 1933-45, the Rijksmuseum welcomes information and assistance in the investigation and clarification of the provenance of all works during that era.
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