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Landscape with a tower
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1731-1797
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Width: 31 cm
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Label: Removed from a mount, now in the file: printed in black ink, with numbers added in blue ink and name stamped: “ARMY & NAVY STORES / WAREHOUSING DEPT. / No. 148/7 / MRS L LEWIS / 4 6 76 / REM 39 / HSR 2/8529 3/76 5m //”; printed in black ink, with Sotheby’s info added in pen and brown ink: “THE FINE ART SOCIETY, LTD., / 148 NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W.1. / By Appointment to Her Majesty THE QUEEN. / PAUL van LIENDER (1731-1797) (bought at Sotheby’s / Dec 1938) / A Tower forming part of the enceinte of a river castle: at the first storey entrance a woman and child converse / with a man leaning from a window: on the right a wash- / house: in the foreground two figures in a boat enter by / a water-gate: on the mount in an old hand, “Paul van / liender fec.: 1779” (watercolour). / (Signed behind drawing in bottom right-hand corner). / Paulus van Liender, a Dutch engraver, was born at Utrecht / in 1731 and was a brother of Pieter van Liender. His / uncle Jakob sent him to Amsterdam to learn drawing, and / he afterwards painted flowers, landscapes and views. He / also executed some etchings. He died at Utrecht. //”.
Collector's mark: none.
Inscription: Support (historic), Verso: lower right, graphite: "9 mo".
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