H-102-0052
FERDINAND BOL Etching on Paper, Die Nagelschneiderin after Rembrandt
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DETAILS
Portrait of a Bathseba at her Toilet with her attendant. After the 1632 painting by Rembrandt in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Rennes (Bredius 492).
PLACE OF ORIGIN
The Netherlands
TITLE
Die Nagelschneiderin
STYLE
Dutch Golden Age, Baroque
MAKER
Attributed to Ferdinand Bol (Dutch, 1616-80). Reference: British Museum (Ref: 1829,0415.7). Formerly attributed to Pieter Cornelisz and Verbeeck. Bol was a painter, etcher and draftsman and a student of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-69).
MARKS
Printed (upper left): Rembrandt / 1636. Signed in pencil (lower left): ...
PERIOD
Early 17th century
DATE
Circa 1642
DIMENSIONS
Width 5 Depth 0.75 Height 6 inches
Sight: Width 4.5 Height 5.25 inches
CONDITION
Note: foxing.
