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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jan 25, 2012 | Christie's | New York | The Art of France | 116 | $****** - ****** | Head of an old man, after Rembrandt |
paintings
31.7 x 26.5 cm (12.48 x 10.43 in)
oil on canvas laid down on panel
(Possibly) LeBrun
his sale, Paris, 3 December 1782, lot 89 ('Un vieillard vu à mi-corps
la tête presque de face et vêtu de noir. Cette étude est peinte à l'huile dans le genre de Rembrandt. hauteur 14 pouces 6 lignes
largeur 11 pouces T.') ('An old man seen in half-length
almost full face, and dressed in black. This study is painted in oil in the manner of Rembrandt. 39.1 x 30 cm. On canvas.'). Johann-Herman Carmiencke (Hamburg 1810-1867 New York), from whom acquired by. Robert Lorraine Pyne, according to a label on the reverse. Robert Lorraine Pyne (1836-1905). with Henry H. Leeds, New York. F.B. Hayes, consigned to Christie's, London in 1898, not offered for sale, as 'Rembrandt'. Private collection, United States. Private collection, France.
