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Edwin Henry Landseer

1802 – London – 1873

„Intruding puppies“. 1820

Oil on canvas. Relined. 72 x 92 cm (28 ⅜ x 36 ¼ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: Edwin Henry Landseer. „Intruding puppies“. 1820.

Estimate:

EUR 30,000

 

- 40,000

USD 38,000

 

- 50,700

Sold for:

36,250 EUR (incl. premium)

Auctions 229-235

19th Century Art, Wednesday, 26.11.2014

Information

Oil on canvas. Relined. 72 x 92 cm (28 ⅜ x 36 ¼ in.). Monogrammed lower right: E. L. Catalogue raisonné: Graves 52. Small, repaired tear left in the margin. Framed

Sir John Leicester, 1st Baron de Tabley, Cheshire (acquired in 1820 from John Landseer, the father of the artist, until 1827) / Edward Merryweather, Esq. / John Christopher Crankien, Consulate of the Netherlands in Hull / Mr. Wallis (from 1853) / R. Johnson (circa 1874) / Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., Norfolk/Virginia (died 1988) / private collection, Italy

London, Royal Academy, 1821, cat. no. 419 / The Works of the late Sir Edwin Landseer, RA. London, Royal Academy, 1874, cat. no. 204

Auction catalogue. London, Christie’s, 7.7.1827, cat. no. 30 / Auction catalogue. London, Christie’s, 4.6.1853, cat. no. 69 / Douglas Hall: The Tabley House Papers. In: 38th Volume of the Walpole Society, 1960-62, p. 59-122, here p. 116, no. 42 / exhibition catalogue: Sir Edwin Landseer. Philadelphia, Museum of Art, und London, The Tate Gallery, 1981/82, p. 59, no. 20 (mentioned)