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3079

Jacob Duck

1600 – Utrecht – 1667

Vanitas – Allegory of Transience. Circa 1660/65

Oil on panel. 38,7 x 31,5 cm (15 ¼ x 12 ⅜ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: Jacob Duck. Vanitas – Allegory of Transience. Circa 1660/65.

Estimate:

EUR 20,000

 

- 30,000

USD 22,300

 

- 33,500

Sold for:

45,000 EUR (incl. premium)

Auctions 237-246

The Rohde-Hinze Collection 1 – Old Masters, Friday, 03.07.2015

Information

Oil on panel. 38,7 x 31,5 cm (15 ¼ x 12 ⅜ in.). Signed lower left: JDuck (joined) / on the frame in blue coloured pencil: DLRNA / in white paint: 209 / in pencil: 9434 / a stamp: DOUANE CENTRALE / further stamp: Flugh. Berlin-Tempelhof. Framed

Comparable example: Jacob Duck, Vanitas, wood, 36,8 x 25,7 cm, Indianapolis, Museum of Art, inv. no. 60.189.

1932 Galerie Hanns Schäffer, Berlin / 1932 Galerie Internationale, The Hague / 1932 art dealer Richard H. Ward, London / 1932 art dealer D.A. Hoogendijk & Co., Amsterdam / 1932 collection Kurt Rohde, Berlin / collection Elisabeth Rohde, Berlin.

Source, collection Rohde-Hinze: letter from the Galerie Internationale, The Hague, to Kurt Rohde, 19 January 1932

The Burlington Magazine, no. 56 (June 1930), , ill. / Galerie Dr. (Hanns) Schäffer (ed.): Hundert Seltene Holländer, exh. cat., Berlin 1932, no. 33 / D. A. Hoogendijk: Zeldzame Meesters uit de 17e eeuw, Amsterdam 1932, no. 25 / catalogue of the Munich Kunstmesse 1975, p. 382 / Nanette Salomon: Jacob Duck and the Gentrification of Dutch Genre Painting, Doornspijk 1998, p. 143, no. 9, ill. 91

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