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Triptych: Annunciation, Adoration of the Magi, Rest on the Flight into Egypt
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Gustav Ritter Hoschek von Mühlheim, Prague (1847-1907); his sale, Kunstsalon G[ustav]. Pisko, Vienna, March 24, 1909, lot 43 (as Netherlandish Master ca. 1530 in the manner of Herri met de Bles). François van Waegeningh, The Hague; his sale, A[nton]. Mak, Amsterdam, in Pulchri Studio, The Hague, June 12, 1923, lot 1205 (as Antwerp Mannerist ca. 1530). [1] Gerrit Jan Willink (Winterswijk, Netherlands 1864-1933 Lyon, France)? [2]. D. Katz, Dieren, Netherlands (by 1936) [3]; Schaeffer Galleries, New York [American agents of Katz] (by 1938?) [4]; Delius Gallery, New York (in 1956); sold to Princeton University Art Museum.
[1] The provenance given in Georges Marlier, La Renaissance flamande: Pierre Coeck d'Alost (1966) lists "Dr. Aram, Baden-Baden (1926)" as an owner, but other scholars have cast doubt on this.
[2] Suggested in a memo dated November 3, 1955 in the Schaeffer Galleries archive, Getty Research Institute.
[3] Exhibited in Nijmegen in 1936 with a provenance of "former English collection."
[4] This date is given in Marlier, La Renaissance flamande (1966), p. 119.
- Dr. W. Martin, Galerie Gustav Ritter Hoschek von Mühlheim in Prag: beschreibendes Verzeichnis der alten Gemälde, (Prag: Martin?, 1907)., p. 55-56, cat. no. 90 (illus.)
- Max J. Friedländer, Die altniederländische Malerei, (Berlin: P. Cassirer, 1924-1937)., vol. 2: no. 103, p. 125
- "Recent acquisitions," Record of the Art Museum, Princeton University 16, no. 1 (1957): p. 12-14., p. 12
- George Marlier, La Renaissance flamande: Pierre Coeck d’Alost, (Bruxelles: R. Finck, 1966)., p. 119, no. 12
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Max J. Friedländer, Early Netherlandish painting, (Leiden: A.W. Sijthoff; Brussels: Éditions de la Connaissance, 1967-).
, vo. 2: no. 103, p. 77 - Walter Liedtke, et. al., Flemish paintings in America: a survey of early Netherlandish and Flemish paintings in the public collections of North America, (Antwerp: Fonds Mercator, 1992)., fig. 156, p. 324
- Christa Grössinger, North-European panel paintings: a catalogue of Netherlandish & German paintings before 1600 in English churches & colleges, (London: Harvey Miller Publishers; New York: Oxford University Press, 1992)., p. 76 (illus.)
