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Catalogue raisonné: Description in Flemish paintings C. 1600-C. 1800 III, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, 2010, cat.no. 117:

Technical notes: The support consists of a single
piece of plain weave fabric. All the tacking edges have
been preserved. It has been grounded with a thin and
evenly applied pinkish-brown layer that also covers the
tacking edges.
The painting seems to have been executed on the same
kind of fabric as no. 116 by the same artist. The two canvases
probably come from the same bale. The ground is
also similar. In both paintings there is underdrawing in a
dry medium. An early paper label on the back of the canvas
with an inscription in brown ink: “N:707” (deleted).
On the stretcher: “Royal Museum 1104”.
The layer of paint is thin and opaque with finely
painted details. Underdrawing occurs in a dry medium of
architecture. There is underpainting below sections of
the sky in a greyish-blue pigment. There are pentimenti
in the architectural details that do not follow the underdrawing
completely. The painting underwent conservation
treatment in 2008.

Provenance: Martelli 1804, 28 b; KM 1861, no. 1104;
deaccessioned.

Bibliography: Sander III, p. 95, no. 28b; NM Cat.
1958, p. 112; NM Cat. 1990, p. 201.

Companion piece to the previous entry (no.116). In the
foreground there is a road running next to a river. Spread
out along the road are staffage figures as well as “two persons
travelling in a gig with a page behind (Sander)”.
GCB [End]

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