DUTCH SCHOOL CIRCA 1700 - Allegorical landscape: Allegory of Divine Providence, [annotated, in gold, at the top: Colligit ut spargat ("He gathers only to spread") ]. - Allegorical landscape: a walker who has left a ruined castle arrives on the outskirts of a temple of Glory. Pairs of gouaches on paper, one pair On the mounts, handwritten cartouches suggesting attribution: Jean Hoffmann (1600) On the back, stamped in black ink: collection of Madame Henry Haass Presented in Louis XIV-style frames by Wandenberg Frères, Paris. Height 9.7 cm - Width 15.7 cm (when viewed) Provenance : - Collection of Madame Henry Haass, owner of the Galerie Michel-Ange, Paris circa 1880. - From its sale, Paris, Maîtres Escribe et Boulland, July 7, 1889, lot no. 848: as "Hoffmann (dit Jean-Dieu) (signed)".
Live Wednesday 25 June・13:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 6

DUTCH SCHOOL CIRCA 1700 - Allegorical landscape: Allegory of Divine Providence, [annotated, in gold, at the top: Colligit ut spargat ("He gathers only to spread") ]. - Allegorical landscape: a walker who has left a ruined castle arrives on the outskirts of a temple of Glory. Pairs of gouaches on paper, one pair On the mounts, handwritten cartouches suggesting attribution: Jean Hoffmann (1600) On the back, stamped in black ink: collection of Madame Henry Haass Presented in Louis XIV-style frames by Wandenberg Frères, Paris. Height 9.7 cm - Width 15.7 cm (when viewed) Provenance : - Collection of Madame Henry Haass, owner of the Galerie Michel-Ange, Paris circa 1880. - From its sale, Paris, Maîtres Escribe et Boulland, July 7, 1889, lot no. 848: as "Hoffmann (dit Jean-Dieu) (signed)".

Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
DUTCH SCHOOL CIRCA 1700 - Allegorical landscape: Allegory of Divine Providence, [annotated, in gold, at the top: Colligit ut spargat ("He gathers only to spread") ]. - Allegorical landscape: a walker who has left a ruined castle arrives on the outskirts of a temple of Glory. Pairs of gouaches on paper, one pair On the mounts, handwritten cartouches suggesting attribution: Jean Hoffmann (1600) On the back, stamped in black ink: collection of Madame Henry Haass Presented in Louis XIV-style frames by Wandenberg Frères, Paris. Height 9.7 cm - Width 15.7 cm (when viewed) Provenance : - Collection of Madame Henry Haass, owner of the Galerie Michel-Ange, Paris circa 1880. - From its sale, Paris, Maîtres Escribe et Boulland, July 7, 1889, lot no. 848: as "Hoffmann (dit Jean-Dieu) (signed)".
Sale
Treasures & Character
Wednesday 25 June・13:30 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 13 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris