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Description
Rembrandt Book and Pencil Drawing.
The physical size of the pencil drawing is:
(All measurements are approximate.)
7” wide by 7 ¾” high.
18 cm wide by 19 cm high.
WANDELINGEN MET
REMBRANDT
IN EN OM AMSTERDAM
(Walking in and around
Amsterdam with
Rembrandt)
This book, (print date 1915), was acquired by my father sometime in the mid 1900’s in the Netherlands.
Inside the book he found a pencil drawing of a renaissance scene of 4 women, a man and two young children.
There is no visible signature.
I acquired it from my father in the 1970’s.
Corrie van Rijswijk
Category
Books and Manuscripts
Medium
Pencil on paper
Distinguishing marks
None
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
7” wide by 7 ¾” high.
18 cm wide by 19 cm high.
18 cm wide by 19 cm high.
Date Period
Unknown
History
Rembrandt Book and Pencil Drawing.
The physical size of the pencil drawing is:
(All measurements are approximate.)
7” wide by 7 ¾” high.
18 cm wide by 19 cm high.
WANDELINGEN MET
REMBRANDT
IN EN OM AMSTERDAM
(Walking in and around
Amsterdam with
Rembrandt)
This book, (print date 1915), was acquired by my father sometime in the mid 1900’s in the Netherlands.
Inside the book he found a pencil drawing of a renaissance scene of 4 women, a man and two young children.
There is no visible signature.
I acquired it from my father in the 1970’s.
Corrie van Rijswijk
The physical size of the pencil drawing is:
(All measurements are approximate.)
7” wide by 7 ¾” high.
18 cm wide by 19 cm high.
WANDELINGEN MET
REMBRANDT
IN EN OM AMSTERDAM
(Walking in and around
Amsterdam with
Rembrandt)
This book, (print date 1915), was acquired by my father sometime in the mid 1900’s in the Netherlands.
Inside the book he found a pencil drawing of a renaissance scene of 4 women, a man and two young children.
There is no visible signature.
I acquired it from my father in the 1970’s.
Corrie van Rijswijk
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