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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 7, 2017 | Uppsala Auktionskammare | Stockholm | Modern Sale | 1112 | $****** - ****** | A youth at a doorway doffing his hat as he enters with his dog followed by a young woman carrying a basket (I); and a jester making fun at a balcony, with a young woman preening herself as an old man reads and a cat hisses below (II) a set of two trompe l"oeil wall decorations |
paintings
190.8 x 88.5 cm (75.12 x 34.84 in)
Oil on relined canvas
Jacques Jordaens (†); Sale, The Hague, 22 March 1734, lots 102 (I: “Een Jonge en een Mysje” door utf, h.6.v.b.2.v.10.d.) and 105 (II: “Een Sot met een Oudemans en Jongevrouwe Beeld” door utf., h.6.v.b.2.v.10.d).
Alphonse Cels, Uccle, 1905.
Acquired by the family of the present owner circa 1922.
(I) Anon. Sale, Sotheby"s London, 30 June 1971, lot 26, the first painting only (BI).
(I) Anon. Sale, Sotheby"s London, 24 October 1973, lot 37, the first painting only (BI).
(I) Anon. Sale, Christie"s London, 11 December 2002, lot 38, the first painting only (BI).
Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp, ”Tentoonstelling Jacob Jordaens”, 27 July - 15 October 1905, no. 70/1, as ”De Jonge Liefde” and ”De Oude Liefde”.
Nouveau Palais Cinquantenaire, Brussels, ”Exposition d" Art Ancien. L"Art Belge au XVIIe Siècle”, 14 June - November 1910, no. 216, as ”Conscrit” and ”Invalide”.
Gerard Hoet, Catalogus of naamlyst van Schilderyen, met derzelver pryzen, 1952, “Catalogus van Schilderyen, Van Jacques Jordaans, verkogt den 22 Maart 1734 in "s Hage”, lot 102 “Een Jonge en been Meijse door uts” 6v. by 2v9d. and lot 105 “Een Sot met been Oudemans en Jongvrouwe Beeld door uts”, 6v. by 2v10d.
Max Rooses, Jordaens" Leben und Werke, 1906, pp. 190‑191.
Julius S. Held, “Jordaens" Portraits of his Family”, in Art Bulletin vol XXII, 1940, pp. 81‑82, reproduced fig. 17.
Leo van Puyvelde, Jordaens, 1953, pp. 150‑151 and 204 as “L"Amour juvénile” and “L"Amour sénile”.
Michael Jaffé, Jacob Jordaens 1593‑1678, exhibition catalogue,
The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, 1968‑69, pp. 187‑188 under cat. no. 195.
Roger Adolf d"Hulst, Jordaens Drawings, 1974, I, under no. A180.
Roger Adolf d"Hulst, N. de Poorter, M. Vandenven, H. Devisscher, Jacob Jordaens 1593 - 1678, exhibition catalogue Antwerp, 1993, p. 130, under cat. no. A36, fig. A36b (I).
Jacob Jordaens (Flanders 1593‑1678). A youth at a doorway doffing his hat as he enters with his dog followed by a young woman carrying a basket (I); and a jester making fun at a balcony, with a young woman preening herself as an old man reads and a cat hisses below (II) a set of two trompe l"oeil wall decorations. Oil on relined canvas, 190.8 x 88.5 cm (each).
