Help determine Fogg picture
 

Dear art lovers

Maybe some of you can guess the school period and this picture?

oil /canvas

38 x 28 cm

Exhibited in "Fogg Museum of Art", Cambridge, Mass.



Thank you!

Well, it is in the style of Bernardo Strozzi, but probably written a hundred years later.

Maybe Flemish school?
19th century?

And it is impossible to know in "Fogg Museum of Art", Cambridge, Mass , where it is, as you say, exposed?

Already written to them and waiting for a reply :)>

Maybe so, but I think that probably Italy, the first floor.
18th ...

I agree with you, but the story reminds me of someone from the 17th century.
May be a copy?
I wrote to the museum, but they are unlikely to tell the artist of this painting.

Added after 35 minutes
Can be defined as: Italian School of the 18th century.

Here's peers:

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/19056/lot/24/

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/19816/lot/156/

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/19852/lot/248/


I guess what the picture was exhibited in "Fogg Museum" does not give value.

I say, look at the work of Bernardo Strozzi and around it.

Received a reply from "Fogg Art Museum":

"The picture has been here from November 21 to December 22, 1938 and our records show that she was here in the Research Department. The records information is available : Portrait of an elderly woman , Spain , 17th century ."

What do you think - I need to investigate further, or the study did not produce any results ? Bonhams at the price of these paintings - 200-300 dollars.

I made a few new photos.
I was told that the picture was taken in the 17th century.
Can this be true?
What do you think, is it worth doing chemical analysis?