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Follower of Jan Gossaert
Hercules and Deianira
oil on oak panel, arched top
unframed: 90.7 x 65.5 cm.; 35¾ x 25¾ in.
framed: 102.6 x 75.8 cm.; 40⅜ x 29¾ in.
Provenance
With Max Hevesi (1894–1948) Vienna, before December 1932;
With Dr. Benedict & Co., Berlin, by December 1932;
With Kaethe Perls Gallery, Paris, by November 1934;
Hans Schneider (1888–1953), The Hague and Basel, by October 1943;
Private collection, Switzerland, by November 1943 (this and the above according to an annotated photograph in the Max J. Friedländer photo archive).Catalogue note
The female figure in this work may depict Omphale, Hercules' first wife, rather than Deianira, the hero's second wife.
Hercules and Deianira
oil on oak panel, arched top
unframed: 90.7 x 65.5 cm.; 35¾ x 25¾ in.
framed: 102.6 x 75.8 cm.; 40⅜ x 29¾ in.
Provenance
With Max Hevesi (1894–1948) Vienna, before December 1932;
With Dr. Benedict & Co., Berlin, by December 1932;
With Kaethe Perls Gallery, Paris, by November 1934;
Hans Schneider (1888–1953), The Hague and Basel, by October 1943;
Private collection, Switzerland, by November 1943 (this and the above according to an annotated photograph in the Max J. Friedländer photo archive).Catalogue note
The female figure in this work may depict Omphale, Hercules' first wife, rather than Deianira, the hero's second wife.
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Follower of Jan Gossaert
Hercules and Deianira
oil on oak panel, arched top
unframed: 90.7 x 65.5 cm.; 35¾ x 25¾ in.
framed: 102.6 x 75.8 cm.; 40⅜ x 29¾ in.
Provenance
With Max Hevesi (1894–1948) Vienna, before December 1932;
With Dr. Benedict & Co., Berlin, by December 1932;
With Kaethe Perls Gallery, Paris, by November 1934;
Hans Schneider (1888–1953), The Hague and Basel, by October 1943;
Private collection, Switzerland, by November 1943 (this and the above according to an annotated photograph in the Max J. Friedländer photo archive).Catalogue note
The female figure in this work may depict Omphale, Hercules' first wife, rather than Deianira, the hero's second wife.
Hercules and Deianira
oil on oak panel, arched top
unframed: 90.7 x 65.5 cm.; 35¾ x 25¾ in.
framed: 102.6 x 75.8 cm.; 40⅜ x 29¾ in.
Provenance
With Max Hevesi (1894–1948) Vienna, before December 1932;
With Dr. Benedict & Co., Berlin, by December 1932;
With Kaethe Perls Gallery, Paris, by November 1934;
Hans Schneider (1888–1953), The Hague and Basel, by October 1943;
Private collection, Switzerland, by November 1943 (this and the above according to an annotated photograph in the Max J. Friedländer photo archive).Catalogue note
The female figure in this work may depict Omphale, Hercules' first wife, rather than Deianira, the hero's second wife.
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