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3033

Jan Brueghel the Younger and Frans Wouters

Antwerp 1601 – 1678 Antwerp / Lier 1612 – 1659 Antwerp

Paradise landscape with the Fall of Man. 1634/35

Oil on oak. 66,4 x 105,6 x 1,0 cm (26 ⅛ x 41 ⅝ x 1,0 in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: Jan Brueghel the Younger and Frans Wouters. Paradise landscape with the Fall of Man. 1634/35.

Estimate:

EUR 300,000

 

- 500,000

USD 335,000

 

- 558,000

Sold for:

225,000 EUR (incl. premium)

Auctions 237-246

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

Information

Oil on oak. 66,4 x 105,6 x 1,0 cm (26 ⅛ x 41 ⅝ x 1,0 in.). On the reverse the following marks: tower [tax mark of Antwerp]; hands [guild mark of Antwerp]; LS (joined) [monogram stamp of the panel maker Lambert Steen, identifiable as from 1608-1638] / on the reverse in black ink: Nr 15. Catalogue raisonné: Accompanied by a certificate by Klaus Ertz, Lingen, dated 19 January 2015 (in the original). Not inlaid. Framed. Framed

Comparable works by Jan Brueghel the Younger and Frans Wouters: Diana's sleeping nymphs observed by satyrs, late 1630s, copper, 27,9 x 38,1 cm, private collection / The drunken Hercules between nymphes and satyrs, beginning of the 1640s, copper, 61 x 80,5 cm, private collection.

Other comparable works: Jan Brueghel the Younger: Entry into Noah's Arc, 1630s, copper, 56 x 88 cm, Madrid, Museo del Prado, inv. no. 1407 / Frans Wouters: Die Zeit enthüllt die Wahrheit, 1637, wood, 42 x 46,5 cm, 1637, Mauerbach-Auktion in Vienna, 29.10. 1996, lot 63.

We would like to thank Canon Nigel Nicholson, USA, for kindly providing additional information regarding provenance, and Hans Vlieghe, Rubinianum Antwerp, and Bettina Werche, Weimar, for kindly providing additional information in connection with the attribution the figures. We would like to thank Klaus Ertz, Lingen, for confirming the authenticity from the original..

Collection of the Nicholson Family, Balrath, Balrath Bury House (Country Meath, Ireland) / collection Gilbert de Poulton Nicholson of Balrath (1835–1899), Coburg / his son Gilbert William de Poulton Nicholson (1878–1949) / 1924 collection Kurt Rohde, Berlin / 1938–43 deposited with Elisabeth Berbig, Dresden / collection Elisabeth Rohde, Berlin.

Source, collection Rohde-Hinze: annotated auction catalogue: Sammlung Gilbert de Poulton Nicholsen. Gemälde Alter Meister, Rudolph Lepke’s Kunst-Auctionshaus, Berlin, catalogue 1918, lot 56, ill. plate 2, 8 April 1924 (6.600 RM) (as Jan Brueghel the Elder and Hendrick van Balen) / book inventory no. 146, as "Gemälde“