- Slightly thumbed; 2 tiny closed tears in right margin; upper right corner sl. worn.
= With calligraphed text "Pecato au lit de la mort des suites de son assasinat mars 1793", figure sketches and the collector's mark of Albert van Loock on verso (Lugt 3751).
- Trifle browned; nevertheless attractive.
- A few (vague) spots in the left half.
- Tipped onto mount; lacks sm. portion of upper left margin. = English school.
= Most probably by Daniel Dupré (1752-1817). There is no 18th century artist known as J. Weissenbruch. It appears to be added later.
= On woven paper. In the style of Egbert van Drielst. Cf. the drawing (RP-T-1918-20) by Van Drielst and the etching by Hendrik Schwegman (1761-1816) after Van Drielst in Rijksmuseum (RP-P-OB-59.363), with a very similar composition. On verso a attribution (?) to "v. Huysum". Schwegman made prints both after Van Huysum and Van Drielst. So perhaps by him.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
- Yellowed; trifle foxed.
= Delicate drawing.
- All w. scratches and old folds/ creases.
- A few foxed spots.
AND 5 others, incl. 2 drawings with attribution to Jan LUTGERS on verso: (A farm on a ditch and surrounded by trees and meadows) (watercolour, 19x26 cm.) and (View of a village with a church) (brush and grey wash, 8x13,8 cm. Creased in lower right corner) and incl. Jan Elias KIKKERT, (Cows in a meadow, a farm in the background) (watercolour, 23,5x19 cm., signed and dated "1878" in pen and ink in lower left corner).
- Doubled; a few foxed spots; w. closed vertical tear in right part.
= Attractive and lively view of the coast with a ship and windmills in the background.
- Trifle yellowed. = Fine drawing.
- Horizontal fold near upper edge; a few brown stains.
AND 1 other.