Nagyhazi galeria /Dec 6, 2004
€1,140.63
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Pieter Iii Lisaert - The Parable Of The Wise And The Foolish Virgins
Original -
Lot number:
9
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Description:
Pieter Lisaert, Flemish painter, worked in Antwerp, 16th century
The Parable of the Wise and the Foolish Virgins.
Signed on the edge of the board over the two masks.
Oil on panel.
74 x 105 cm.
Period gilt frame carved with flowers and leaves.
The motif is taken from St.
Matthew's Gospel chapter 25, 1-13.
Pieter Iii Lisaert - Umkreis Die Anbetung Der Könige
Original
Lot number:
180
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Pieter Iii Lisaert - Umkreis Die Anbetung Der Hirten
Original
Lot number:
181
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Pieter Iii Lisaert - Három Királyok Imádása És Pásztorok Hódolása (párkép)
Original
Lot number:
90
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Pieter Iii Lisaert - An Allegory Of Water
Attributed
Auction:
Christie's -Jul 6, 2007
- London
Lot number:
105
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Description:
Attributed to Pieter Lisaert III (Antwerp 1574-after 1604 ?)
An Allegory of Water
Add. Notes: oil on copper 10 7/8 x 14¼ in. (27.5 x 36.3 cm.)Notes: As recorded by de' Dominici, Solimena painted for the Baglioni family of Venice. Several versions and copies of the painting are known and the question about which of these are by Solimena's hand remains open. The composition of this painting repeats, with variants, the painting in the Musée Fesch, Ajaccio, which Ferdinando Bologna published as the prime version (i.e. the painting formerly in the Baglioni collection), proposing a date of around 1715. Bologna also listed a later replica of circa 1729-30, formerly in the Harrach collection in Vienna, and a good copy in the Pinatoceta Nazionale, Bologna (F. Bologna, Francesco Solimena, Naples, 1957, p. 247). An attribution to Jacopo Cestaro has also been proposed.
An Allegory of Water
Add. Notes: oil on copper 10 7/8 x 14¼ in. (27.5 x 36.3 cm.)Notes: As recorded by de' Dominici, Solimena painted for the Baglioni family of Venice. Several versions and copies of the painting are known and the question about which of these are by Solimena's hand remains open. The composition of this painting repeats, with variants, the painting in the Musée Fesch, Ajaccio, which Ferdinando Bologna published as the prime version (i.e. the painting formerly in the Baglioni collection), proposing a date of around 1715. Bologna also listed a later replica of circa 1729-30, formerly in the Harrach collection in Vienna, and a good copy in the Pinatoceta Nazionale, Bologna (F. Bologna, Francesco Solimena, Naples, 1957, p. 247). An attribution to Jacopo Cestaro has also been proposed.