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Catalogue raisonné: Description in Flemish paintings C. 1600-C. 1800 III, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, 2010, cat.no. 10: 
Technical notes: The support consists of a single
piece of smooth and even plain weave fabric. The original
canvas has been lined and mounted on a non-original
stretcher. All the tacking edges have been preserved and
broad cusping is present on the left side.
The canvas has been prepared with a dark reddish
ground layer that has been applied thickly and evenly.
The imprimatura is light and pinkish, partly visible in
areas where the paint layer has abraded. The paint has
been applied opaquely with highlights in white. The
green pigments display some alterations to brown in the
areas of foliage. Cracks and craquelure can be found,
mainly in the areas with dark pigments. The painting is
covered with thick, oxidised varnish. On the reverse are
two labels with text (Royal Museum). The painting
underwent conservation treatment in 1923.

Provenance: Martelli 1804, no. 126 (as Gaspard
Dughet); KM 1816, no. 780.

Bibliography: Sander III, p. 103, no. 126 (as G.
Poussin); Göthe 1887, p. 202, (circle of Nicolas Poussin);
Göthe 1893, p. 249, (as circle of Nicolas Poussin); NM
Cat. 1958, p. 234, (as anonymous Italian master); NM
Cat. 1990, p. 31, (attributed to Jan Frans van Bloemen).

Landscape with water and buildings. In the foreground
a woman carrying a pitcher on her head can be
seen leading a boy.
GCB
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Landskap med kvinna bärande ett krus