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Education of the Virgin
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1606-1669
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Width: 20.7 cm
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Literature
p. 498 note 69
Roy, Alain, Theodoor van Thulden: een zuidernederlandse barokschilder/un peintre baroque du cercle de Rubens, Zwolle, 1991
no. 12
ill. on p. 145
Wood, Jeremy, 'Padre Resta's Flemish Drawings van Diepenbeeck, van Thulden, Rubens and the School of Fontainebleau' in 'Master Drawings', 1990; XXVIII, 1
pp. 22-23
fig. 23 ...More
D'Hulst, Roger, Rubens and his World, Antwerp: Het Gulden Cabinet 1985
207-14
Roy, Alain, Théodore van Thulden (1606-1669), PhD, University of Strasbourg, unpublished 1974
no. A13, p. 165
Laureyssens, W., Theodoor van Thulden, zijn leven en zijn werk, Diploma, University of Ghent, unpublished 1960
no. 36, p. 101
Blunt, Anthony, Hand-list of the drawings in the Witt Collection, London, 1956
p. 131 ...Less
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Collector's mark: Recto: lower right (within pictorial area), pen and brown ink: Jan van Rijmsdijk (L.2167). Verso: lower left corner, stamped in black ink: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b).
Inscription: Recto: centre (within image) in cartouche, brown ink, artist's monogram: "TVT"; lower right (within pictorial area), brown ink, L.2167 (see below): "Rymsdyck's Museum.". Verso: upper centre, graphite: "L.h."; lower centre, graphite: "E.34."; lower left, graphite: "o/-"
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