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Apollo and Daphne
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1590-1648
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Width: 22.5 cm
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p. 120n2
Bauch, Kurt, 'Beiträge zum Werk der Vorläufer Rembrandts: IV. Handzeichnungen von Jakob Pynas' in 'Oud Holland', 1937 - pp. 241-52; 54, 1
pp. 247-49
fig. 9 on p. 249
see attached PDF, also in file
Inscriptions
Inscription: Support (historic), Recto: lower right edge, brown ink: “jan pinas”. Support (historic), Verso: left centre edge, graphite: “By Jan Pinas - / Born at Haarlem 1597 //”; lower centre, brown ink: “jacob pinas”; lower right edge, graphite, partly erased: “Page[…]ll (?)”; lower right corner, graphite, circled: “159”.
Collector's mark: Verso: lower left, stamped in black ink: Prince Wladimir Nikolaevitch Argoutinsky-Dolgoroukoff (L.2602d). Support (historic), Verso: lower centre edge, stamped in black ink: unidentified collector (looks like L.827, but has a dot between the letters); lower left corner, stamped in black ink: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b).
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