Lot No. 132


Attributed to Pieter van Bloemen, called Lo Stendardo


(Antwerp 1657–1720)
An Italianate landscape with peasants and their herd of cattle resting; and
An Italianate landscape with a rider conversing, the temple of Hercules Victor beyond,
oil on canvas, each 66.5 x 85.5 cm, framed, a pair (2)

THIS LOT IS PART OF THE RIMPAU-LANGENSTEIN COLLECTION
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Provenance:

Collection of Maria Antonia Pessina de Branconi (1746–1793), Langenstein Castle;
thence by descent to her son Antonio Francesco Salvatore Pessina de Branconi (1762–1828), Langenstein Castle;
1829 sold to Johann Heinrich von Reinicke (1791–1854), as part of the property of Langenstein Castle;
1855 sold to August Wilhelm Rimpau (1814–1892), as part of the property of Langenstein Castle;
thence by descent;
September 1945 the Soviet occupying power expropriated Langenstein Castle and transferred the art collection to the Municipal Museum Halberstadt;
inv. no. K1/19 and K1/93;
restituted to the Rimpau family in 2005

Specialist: Damian Brenninkmeyer Damian Brenninkmeyer
+43 1 515 60 403

damian.brenninkmeyer@dorotheum.at

15.12.2023 - 16:06

Estimate:
EUR 4,000.- to EUR 6,000.-
Starting bid:
EUR 4,000.-

Attributed to Pieter van Bloemen, called Lo Stendardo


(Antwerp 1657–1720)
An Italianate landscape with peasants and their herd of cattle resting; and
An Italianate landscape with a rider conversing, the temple of Hercules Victor beyond,
oil on canvas, each 66.5 x 85.5 cm, framed, a pair (2)

THIS LOT IS PART OF THE RIMPAU-LANGENSTEIN COLLECTION
(please click for further information)


Provenance:

Collection of Maria Antonia Pessina de Branconi (1746–1793), Langenstein Castle;
thence by descent to her son Antonio Francesco Salvatore Pessina de Branconi (1762–1828), Langenstein Castle;
1829 sold to Johann Heinrich von Reinicke (1791–1854), as part of the property of Langenstein Castle;
1855 sold to August Wilhelm Rimpau (1814–1892), as part of the property of Langenstein Castle;
thence by descent;
September 1945 the Soviet occupying power expropriated Langenstein Castle and transferred the art collection to the Municipal Museum Halberstadt;
inv. no. K1/19 and K1/93;
restituted to the Rimpau family in 2005

Specialist: Damian Brenninkmeyer Damian Brenninkmeyer
+43 1 515 60 403

damian.brenninkmeyer@dorotheum.at


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