Pieter Symonsz Potter, 1638 - Jacob opfordrer Lea og Rachel til at flygte fra Laban - kunsttryk

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Jo mere end 380 år gammelt maleri Jacob Urging Leah and Rachel to Flee from Laban blev skabt af Pieter Symonsz Potter. Kunstværket måler størrelsen højde: 54 cm bredde: 81,5 cm | højde: 21,3 i bredde: 32,1 in og blev malet med teknik olie på panel. Det originale kunstværks inskription er følgende: signed and dated: P. Potter. f 1638.. It is in the the Mauritshuis's digital collection, which the Mauritshuis is home to the best artworks of Dutch painting of the seventeenth century. We are pleased to reference that the work of art, which belongs to the offentlige domæne leveres - med tilladelse fra Mauritshuis, Haag. : Neville Davison Goldsmid, The Hague, until 1875; his widow, Eliza Garey, The Hague and Paris, 1875-1876; Goldsmid sale, Paris, 4-5 May 1876 (Lugt 36515), no. 105 (for 120 francs to Victor Eugène Louis de Stuers for the Dutch State); purchased, 1876; on long-term loan to the Catharijneconvent Museum, Utrecht, since 2012. Oven i købet er justering af den digitale gengivelse landskab med et forhold på 3: 2, hvilket betyder, at længden er 50 % længere end bredden.

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Neville Davison Goldsmid, The Hague, until 1875; his widow, Eliza Garey, The Hague and Paris, 1875-1876; Goldsmid sale, Paris, 4-5 May 1876 (Lugt 36515), no. 105 (for 120 francs to Victor Eugène Louis de Stuers for the Dutch State); purchased, 1876; on long-term loan to the Catharijneconvent Museum, Utrecht, since 2012