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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
May 22, 2019 | Sotheby's | New York | Master Paintings | 117 | $****** - ****** | A WINTER LANDSCAPE WITH WITH FIGURES ON A PATH, A FOOTBRIDGE AND WINDMILLS BEYOND (AFTER JACOB VAN RUISDAEL) |
paintings
55.8 x 71.4 cm (21.97 x 28.11 in)
oil on canvas
inscribed by Constable lower right: Ruisdael; extensively inscribed by Constable on the stretcher: Copied from the Original Picture/ by Ruisdael in the possession of Sir Robt [t] Peel, Bt [t] by me / John Constable RA / at Hampstead Sep. 1832 / P.S. color (...) Dog added (...) only (...) Size of the Original (...) and Showed this Picture to Dear John Dunthrone Octr 30 1832 (...) this was the last time I (...) Poor J Dunthorne died on Friday (all Saints) the 2d of November. 1832-at 4 o clock in the afternoon Aged 34 years
The artist;
His deceased sale, London, Foster's, 15-16 May 1838, lot 45 (to 'Turner');
Edward Gambier Howe, by 1902;
Thence by descent in the family;
By whom sold ("Property of the H.G. Howe Will Trust"), London, Sotheby's, 21 March 2001, lot 69;
There acquired by a private collector;
With Noortman, Maastricht;
From whom acquired by a private collector;
By whom anonymously sold ("Property of a Distinguished Collector"), New York, Christie's, 26 January 2011, lot 34;
There acquired.
London, Tate Gallery, John Constable, 18 February-25 April 1976, no. 292;
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Jacob van Ruisdael, Master of Landscape, 23 October 2005 - 5 February 2006, alongside no. 43;
London, Victoria and Albert Museum, Constable: The Making of a Master, 20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015, no. 93.
R.B. Beckett, ed., John Constable's discourses, Suffolk 1970, pp. 63-4;
L. Parris, C. Shields and J. Fleming-Williams, ed., John Constable: Further Documents and Correspondence, London 1975, pp. 61 and 334;
L. Parris, I. Fleming-Williams, and C. Shields, Constable: Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings, London 1976, exhibition catalogue, p. 169, cat. no. 292, reproduced;
R. Hoozee, L'Opera Completa di Constable, Milan 1979, p. 84;
G. Reynolds, The Later Paintings and Drawings of John Constable, New Haven 1984, p. 242, no. 32.43, pl. 854;
M. Cormack, Constable: 1776-1837, Oxford 1986, p. 220;
P. Huys Janssen and P. Sutton, The Hoogsteder exhibition of Dutch Landscapes, exhibition catalogue, The Hague 1991, p. 25;
R. Parkinson, John Constable: The Man and his Art, London 1998, p. 61;
J.E. Thornes, John Constable's Skies: A Fusion of Art and Science, Birmingham, England 1999, p. 174;
E. Morris, Constable's clouds: paintings and cloud studies by John Constable, exhibition catalogue, Edinburgh 2000, pp. 161-162, reproduced fig. 101;
J. Nash, 'In the memory of John Constable: Constable and the tradition of landscape painting', in Constable and Wivenhoe Park. Reality and Vision, Essex 2000, pp. 41-43, reproduced fig. 25;
S. Slive, Jacob van Ruisdael : a complete catalogue of his paintings, drawings and etchings, New Haven, 2001, pp. 485-486, under cat. no. 688, and pp. 698-700, reproduced fig. Appendix 2l;
S. Slive, Jacob Ruisdael, Master of Light, exhibition catalogue, London 2005, p. 35, fig. 45;
S. Slive, Jacob van Ruisdael: Windmills and Water Mills, Los Angeles 2011, pp. 32-35, reproduced p. 34, fig 25;
M. Evans, "Copying: A More Lasting Remembrance," in Constable: The Making of a Master, London, 2014, pp. 115, 126-127, cat. no. 93, reproduced.
Property from a Private American Collection
inscribed by Constable lower right: Ruisdael;
extensively inscribed by Constable on the stretcher: Copied from the Original Picture/ by Ruisdael in the possession of Sir Robt [t] Peel, Bt [t] by me / John Constable RA / at Hampstead Sep. 1832 / P.S. color (...) Dog added (...) only (...) Size of the Original (...) and Showed this Picture to Dear John Dunthrone Octr 30 1832 (...) this was the last time I (...) Poor J Dunthorne died on Friday (all Saints) the 2d of November. 1832-at 4 o clock in the afternoon Aged 34 years.
oil on canvas
22 by 28⅛ in.; 55.8 by 71.4 cm.
