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Кирилл Сызранский · 10.02.2011, 10:02

[QUOTE="sportsmen; 1520551]Your picture - at least 19 century.[/QUOTE]

Agreed.

Painting itself to see such a bad photo [COLOR="Gray"] (By the way, and why? Did so represent to sell the thing at 30 so long .?)[/COLOR] failed, but the downside is well photographed.
According to her, then it is clear that this is 19.

Евгений · 10.02.2011, 10:18

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Сообщение от "Cyril Syzransky

here is the flip side is well photographed.
According to her, and then see it 19.

Maybe canvas is duplicated?
(If it's 17 th century?), But the owner "forgot" to write it ..

Dear Dutch, you are now removed from the frame?

Кирилл Сызранский · 10.02.2011, 10:30

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Сообщение от "Eugene

Maybe canvas is duplicated?

Well, yes, yes ...
Canvas duplicated, stretcher me ...
All need to separately ascertain ask again, to clarify ...
For tridtsatnik something ...

Toinen · 10.02.2011, 10:45

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Сообщение от "Cyril Syzransky

Canvas duplicated, stretcher me ...
All need to separately ascertain ask again, to clarify ...

All right!
NH artist, portrait HZ
- That's all the information that can be learned by looking at the pictures.
It's like that to determine the age of the grandfather of coughing.

Amateur · 10.02.2011, 12:28

Judith about Leicester or even "its terms" I am not sure. It appears that you have a copy of the fragment patterns Nikolaesa Eliaszona Pikenoya (Nicolaes Eliaszoon Pickenoy, 1588-1655) "Portrait of a Woman", written around 1630 Oil on oak board, 123.5 h91, 4 cm The original is in Detroyskom Institute of Arts (Detroit Institute of Arts), the United States.
Face looks like, judging from your photo. There is a slight difference in the drawing embroidery dress front, and in the presence of ruches on the right edge of the cap. Shape, shadows and folds ploenogo collar and ruffles at the front bonnet - the same.

Us-tin · 10.02.2011, 12:31

Bravo, Amateur!

Toinen · 10.02.2011, 12:34

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Сообщение от Us-tin

Bravo, Amateur!

Join us!

Eriksson · 10.02.2011, 12:35

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Сообщение от Dutch

If you've noticed that this picture is fairly attributed.

This is something just nobody noticed.
<!--~ 1 "-" otherwise would have had no issues.
Once all this is not serious ...

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Amateur, knowledge - the power!

Евгений · 10.02.2011, 14:28

Nicolaes Eliasz Pickenoy (1588-1650/56)

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_...-A-699?lang=en

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It is possible for one who is depicted in the portrait of Maria Jochemsdr.
Swartenhont (1598-1631),

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_...ce=&context_id =

kr555 · 10.02.2011, 15:45

By the way, I looked all the lots, which took place at Sotheby's or Christie's as "Attributed to Nicolaes Eliasz., Called Pickenoy", "Circle of Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy" and so, well, a couple of works without these boxes there, too, in the archives there. Nearly all in the technique of "oil on panel", and the way they always up to several times more than proposed. Works on canvas, not at all (or rather, there is one sold at Christie's with the attribution "Follower of Nicolaes Eliasz., Called Pickenoy" - that is, in fact, a later copy).
Given the small size of the work suggests that this is really late copy of a fragment of a large portrait.

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Amateur Гуру Регистрация: 25.03.2009 Адрес: Россия, СПб Сообщений: 1,715 Спасибо: 1,838 Поблагодарили 3,879 раз(а) в 698 сообщениях Репутация: 7406	Judith about Leicester or even "its terms" I am not sure. It appears that you have a copy of the fragment patterns Nikolaesa Eliaszona Pikenoya (Nicolaes Eliaszoon Pickenoy, 1588-1655) "Portrait of a Woman", written around 1630 Oil on oak board, 123.5 h91, 4 cm The original is in Detroyskom Institute of Arts (Detroit Institute of Arts), the United States. Face looks like, judging from your photo. There is a slight difference in the drawing embroidery dress front, and in the presence of ruches on the right edge of the cap. Shape, shadows and folds ploenogo collar and ruffles at the front bonnet - the same. Миниатюры Последний раз редактировалось Amateur; 10.02.2011 в 12:41.

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