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Abraham burying Sarah
Maker
1503-1586
Formerly attributed to
Adriaen Pietersz. Crabeth (artist)
died 1553
Formerly attributed to
(artist)
1523-1605
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Dimensions
Width: 26.4 cm
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Mode of Acquisition
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Provenance
Exhibition History
Old master drawings, Yvonne ffrench at the Alpine Club Gallery, London, 1965 (May)
Literature
pp. 370, 373, 375
pl. 10
Newly Acquired Drawings for the Witt Collection, Courtauld Institute Galleries, London, 1965-1966
cat. no. 11
as Crabeth
Old master drawings, Yvonne ffrench at the Alpine Club Gallery, London, 1965 (May)
cat. no. 10
ill.
as Crabeth
Inscriptions
Inscription: Recto: lower right corner, brown ink: “32”. Verso: lower left corner, graphite: “BWG”; lower left edge, brown ink, Welcker’s inventory number: “Inv. No. 1395”.
Collector's mark: Verso: lower left corner, stamped in black ink: City of Leipzig forced sale (L.2731); lower left corner, stamped in black ink: Dolgoroukoff (L.2602d); lower left corner, stamped in blue ink and accompanied by an inventory number (transcribed above): Albert Welcker (L.2793c).
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