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Paul Potter (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). The Cows (Le Vacher). (From Hermann Goring's private collection at Bergfhof). Antique Copper plate etching on laid paper executed by master engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). Year: 1876. Signed in the plate. Image Size C. 7 x 10 1/4 inches. Framed dimensions c. 18 x 20 1/2 inches. The unframed pictures are direct scans of the print. This work has been professionally framed in a new modern moulding. This master print also has Amand Durand's stamp on the reverse which can be referenced by Lugt. 2934. Most of the original Durand prints from the 1800's do not have the Lugt stamp on the reverse which makes this a rarity, and the provenance makes this item unique. This print came from a collection of prints that were removed from the private collection of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring in "Berghof" in the area of Berchtesgaden. The collection of prints were mounted into fine albums and were liberated May 4, 1945 by the second armored division commanded by General Leclerc, which captured the compound "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5". The front blank of each album was stamped "Cette piece provident des collections personnelles d'Hermann GOERING au Berghof, [Berchtesgaden] 4-5-1945..." (This piece is from the personal collection of Hermann Goering at Berhof, 4-5-1945) and below this "for authentication" and the stamp of the division "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5.” Each print also had a small card mounted underneath which described the image, reference number and the collection where original image for the print came from. Herman Goering's collection has been the subject of much research, books (Le Front de l'art by Rose Valland) and even films (Monuments Men). A commission was charged to return the works of art stolen by Georing all over Europe (much of it came from France). In 1953, in France, a State sponsored sale resold the works of art from the collection of Hermann Goering, for which no owners or provenance have been found. Winning bidder will receive the framed print, a photo certificate of the authentication stamp, the original mounted description card, and a gallery certificate of authenticity showing both the front of the print and the Durand stamp on the reverse. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946), was one of the heads of the Nazi regime, commander of the "Luftwaffe" (the aerial warfare branch of the Wehrmacht) and the German air force. A Nazi war-criminal (the most senior Nazi arrested alive when the war ended), who was sentenced to death in the Nuremberg trials but committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill prior to his execution. Göring was known for his extravagant way of life which included looting art treasures throughout occupied Europe, for his private collections and for decorating his mansions. Berghof is the name given to the private home of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi compound in Obersalzberg, near the Bavarian town Berchtesgaden. The Nazi regime expropriated the area for its needs and established at its foot a big military camp as well as entertainment and vacation homes for the use of the Nazi Party elite when they visited. In the area, named Führersperrgebiet (Führer Compound) some elegant mansions were built for Hitler's closest associates - Herman Göring, Albert Speer and Martin Boemann, as well as a teahouse and a very high lookout, the "Eagle's Nest." This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesDutch school, 18th century. Follower of PAULUS POTTER (Encusa, 1625 - Amsterdam, 1654). "Landscape with Shepherds and Cows". Oil on canvas. Re-coloured. It has repainting and slight damage to the frame. Measurements: 36,5 x 32 cm; 48 x 43,5 cm (frame). The wake of Paulus Potter is evident in this painting, both for the studied composition in which the animals occupy the foreground and for the successful anatomical representation of the cows drinking water from the lake or resting peacefully. The skilful framing stands out, with a composition whose aerial perspective has been worked in depth thanks to a thoughtful use of light. In the realistic rendering of the animals and the light, the painstaking observation of nature is evident. Paulus Potter was a Dutch Baroque painter and engraver who specialised in animals and landscapes. He painted mainly landscapes and animals, with great attention to detail. In his landscapes, he preferred the scenery of the Dutch countryside with its meadows. He owes his fame above all to his paintings of animals, with goats, sheep and, above all, cows, in harmony with the surrounding nature. In fact, he is considered the founder of animal painting. Animals were no longer just another element of the decor, but the main motif of the painting. His most famous painting is The Bull (Young Bull or Young Steer), in Mauritshuis, The Hague. During the Romantic period of the 19th century it was a very popular painting. Potter studied painting with his father, Pieter Potter in Enkhuizen, who painted still lifes and landscapes. Paulus Potter joined the guild of Saint Luke, the Delft painters' guild, in 1646. He then moved to The Hague. It was not until 1646 that he became a member of the Painters' Guild of Saint Luke in Delft, although he lived mainly in The Hague, where he joined the Painters' Guild in 1649 and where he shared a residence with the painter Jan van Goyen for a number of years. There he enjoyed the patronage of important figures such as Amalia of Solms, John Maurice of Nassau and even some of Rembrandt's known patrons such as Nicolaes Tulp. His works had a notable influence on Dutch artists such as Karel Dujardin, Adriaen van de Velde and especially Albert Komp. His best works can be seen in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. There are also paintings by him in the Louvre in Paris and in the Wallace Collection in London.
Setdart Auction HousePaul Potter. (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). Taureau (The Bull). Antique Hand Pulled Copper Plate Etching after the original painting by Renowned Master Engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). 1880. Signed in the plate. Excellent. Image 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Approximately 12 x 13 inches. This piece has been professionally matted and framed using all new materials. This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesTableau HST (doublé) -Vaches et moutons au pré- attribué à *POTTER P.* (Paulus) (1625. 1654) 64x83cm cadre de style doré Painting oil on canvas (doubled) - Cows and sheep in the meadow - attributed to POTTER Paulus
Monsantic.comPaul Potter (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). The Cows (Le Vacher). (From Hermann Goring's private collection at Bergfhof). Antique Copper plate etching on laid paper executed by master engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). Year: 1876. Signed in the plate. Image Size C. 7 x 10 1/4 inches. Framed dimensions c. 18 x 20 1/2 inches. The unframed pictures are direct scans of the print. This work has been professionally framed in a new modern moulding. This master print also has Amand Durand's stamp on the reverse which can be referenced by Lugt. 2934. Most of the original Durand prints from the 1800's do not have the Lugt stamp on the reverse which makes this a rarity, and the provenance makes this item unique. This print came from a collection of prints that were removed from the private collection of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring in "Berghof" in the area of Berchtesgaden. The collection of prints were mounted into fine albums and were liberated May 4, 1945 by the second armored division commanded by General Leclerc, which captured the compound "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5". The front blank of each album was stamped "Cette piece provident des collections personnelles d'Hermann GOERING au Berghof, [Berchtesgaden] 4-5-1945..." (This piece is from the personal collection of Hermann Goering at Berhof, 4-5-1945) and below this "for authentication" and the stamp of the division "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5.” Each print also had a small card mounted underneath which described the image, reference number and the collection where original image for the print came from. Herman Goering's collection has been the subject of much research, books (Le Front de l'art by Rose Valland) and even films (Monuments Men). A commission was charged to return the works of art stolen by Georing all over Europe (much of it came from France). In 1953, in France, a State sponsored sale resold the works of art from the collection of Hermann Goering, for which no owners or provenance have been found. Winning bidder will receive the framed print, a photo certificate of the authentication stamp, the original mounted description card, and a gallery certificate of authenticity showing both the front of the print and the Durand stamp on the reverse. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946), was one of the heads of the Nazi regime, commander of the "Luftwaffe" (the aerial warfare branch of the Wehrmacht) and the German air force. A Nazi war-criminal (the most senior Nazi arrested alive when the war ended), who was sentenced to death in the Nuremberg trials but committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill prior to his execution. Göring was known for his extravagant way of life which included looting art treasures throughout occupied Europe, for his private collections and for decorating his mansions. Berghof is the name given to the private home of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi compound in Obersalzberg, near the Bavarian town Berchtesgaden. The Nazi regime expropriated the area for its needs and established at its foot a big military camp as well as entertainment and vacation homes for the use of the Nazi Party elite when they visited. In the area, named Führersperrgebiet (Führer Compound) some elegant mansions were built for Hitler's closest associates - Herman Göring, Albert Speer and Martin Boemann, as well as a teahouse and a very high lookout, the "Eagle's Nest." This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesAttributed to Paul (Paulus) Potter 1625-1654 (Dutch) Cows in landscape oil on board h:37 w: 33 cm. inscribed on the reverse Provenance: Private collection. Other Notes: Location: Israel. For estimated delivery time please contact us. Condition report available upon request.
Matsart Auctioneers & AppraisersPaul Potter (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). The Cows (Le Vacher). (From Hermann Goring's private collection at Bergfhof). Antique Copper plate etching on laid paper executed by master engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). Year: 1876. Signed in the plate. Image Size C. 7 x 10 1/4 inches. Framed dimensions c. 18 x 20 1/2 inches. The unframed pictures are direct scans of the print. This work has been professionally framed in a new modern moulding. This master print also has Amand Durand's stamp on the reverse which can be referenced by Lugt. 2934. Most of the original Durand prints from the 1800's do not have the Lugt stamp on the reverse which makes this a rarity, and the provenance makes this item unique. This print came from a collection of prints that were removed from the private collection of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring in "Berghof" in the area of Berchtesgaden. The collection of prints were mounted into fine albums and were liberated May 4, 1945 by the second armored division commanded by General Leclerc, which captured the compound "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5". The front blank of each album was stamped "Cette piece provident des collections personnelles d'Hermann GOERING au Berghof, [Berchtesgaden] 4-5-1945..." (This piece is from the personal collection of Hermann Goering at Berhof, 4-5-1945) and below this "for authentication" and the stamp of the division "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5.” Each print also had a small card mounted underneath which described the image, reference number and the collection where original image for the print came from. Herman Goering's collection has been the subject of much research, books (Le Front de l'art by Rose Valland) and even films (Monuments Men). A commission was charged to return the works of art stolen by Georing all over Europe (much of it came from France). In 1953, in France, a State sponsored sale resold the works of art from the collection of Hermann Goering, for which no owners or provenance have been found. Winning bidder will receive the framed print, a photo certificate of the authentication stamp, the original mounted description card, and a gallery certificate of authenticity showing both the front of the print and the Durand stamp on the reverse. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946), was one of the heads of the Nazi regime, commander of the "Luftwaffe" (the aerial warfare branch of the Wehrmacht) and the German air force. A Nazi war-criminal (the most senior Nazi arrested alive when the war ended), who was sentenced to death in the Nuremberg trials but committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill prior to his execution. Göring was known for his extravagant way of life which included looting art treasures throughout occupied Europe, for his private collections and for decorating his mansions. Berghof is the name given to the private home of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi compound in Obersalzberg, near the Bavarian town Berchtesgaden. The Nazi regime expropriated the area for its needs and established at its foot a big military camp as well as entertainment and vacation homes for the use of the Nazi Party elite when they visited. In the area, named Führersperrgebiet (Führer Compound) some elegant mansions were built for Hitler's closest associates - Herman Göring, Albert Speer and Martin Boemann, as well as a teahouse and a very high lookout, the "Eagle's Nest." This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesPaul Potter (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). The Cows (Le Vacher). (From Hermann Goring's private collection at Bergfhof). Antique Copper plate etching on laid paper executed by master engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). Year: 1876. Signed in the plate. Image Size C. 7 x 10 1/4 inches. Framed dimensions c. 18 x 20 1/2 inches. The unframed pictures are direct scans of the print. This work has been professionally framed in a new modern moulding. This master print also has Amand Durand's stamp on the reverse which can be referenced by Lugt. 2934. Most of the original Durand prints from the 1800's do not have the Lugt stamp on the reverse which makes this a rarity, and the provenance makes this item unique. This print came from a collection of prints that were removed from the private collection of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring in "Berghof" in the area of Berchtesgaden. The collection of prints were mounted into fine albums and were liberated May 4, 1945 by the second armored division commanded by General Leclerc, which captured the compound "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5". The front blank of each album was stamped "Cette piece provident des collections personnelles d'Hermann GOERING au Berghof, [Berchtesgaden] 4-5-1945..." (This piece is from the personal collection of Hermann Goering at Berhof, 4-5-1945) and below this "for authentication" and the stamp of the division "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5.” Each print also had a small card mounted underneath which described the image, reference number and the collection where original image for the print came from. Herman Goering's collection has been the subject of much research, books (Le Front de l'art by Rose Valland) and even films (Monuments Men). A commission was charged to return the works of art stolen by Georing all over Europe (much of it came from France). In 1953, in France, a State sponsored sale resold the works of art from the collection of Hermann Goering, for which no owners or provenance have been found. Winning bidder will receive the framed print, a photo certificate of the authentication stamp, the original mounted description card, and a gallery certificate of authenticity showing both the front of the print and the Durand stamp on the reverse. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946), was one of the heads of the Nazi regime, commander of the "Luftwaffe" (the aerial warfare branch of the Wehrmacht) and the German air force. A Nazi war-criminal (the most senior Nazi arrested alive when the war ended), who was sentenced to death in the Nuremberg trials but committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill prior to his execution. Göring was known for his extravagant way of life which included looting art treasures throughout occupied Europe, for his private collections and for decorating his mansions. Berghof is the name given to the private home of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi compound in Obersalzberg, near the Bavarian town Berchtesgaden. The Nazi regime expropriated the area for its needs and established at its foot a big military camp as well as entertainment and vacation homes for the use of the Nazi Party elite when they visited. In the area, named Führersperrgebiet (Führer Compound) some elegant mansions were built for Hitler's closest associates - Herman Göring, Albert Speer and Martin Boemann, as well as a teahouse and a very high lookout, the "Eagle's Nest." This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesPaul Potter (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). The Cows (Le Vacher). (From Hermann Goring's private collection at Bergfhof). Antique Copper plate etching on laid paper executed by master engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). Year: 1876. Signed in the plate. Image Size C. 7 x 10 1/4 inches. Framed dimensions c. 18 x 20 1/2 inches. The unframed pictures are direct scans of the print. This work has been professionally framed in a new modern moulding. This master print also has Amand Durand's stamp on the reverse which can be referenced by Lugt. 2934. Most of the original Durand prints from the 1800's do not have the Lugt stamp on the reverse which makes this a rarity, and the provenance makes this item unique. This print came from a collection of prints that were removed from the private collection of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring in "Berghof" in the area of Berchtesgaden. The collection of prints were mounted into fine albums and were liberated May 4, 1945 by the second armored division commanded by General Leclerc, which captured the compound "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5". The front blank of each album was stamped "Cette piece provident des collections personnelles d'Hermann GOERING au Berghof, [Berchtesgaden] 4-5-1945..." (This piece is from the personal collection of Hermann Goering at Berhof, 4-5-1945) and below this "for authentication" and the stamp of the division "Deuxieme Division Blindee G. 5.” Each print also had a small card mounted underneath which described the image, reference number and the collection where original image for the print came from. Herman Goering's collection has been the subject of much research, books (Le Front de l'art by Rose Valland) and even films (Monuments Men). A commission was charged to return the works of art stolen by Georing all over Europe (much of it came from France). In 1953, in France, a State sponsored sale resold the works of art from the collection of Hermann Goering, for which no owners or provenance have been found. Winning bidder will receive the framed print, a photo certificate of the authentication stamp, the original mounted description card, and a gallery certificate of authenticity showing both the front of the print and the Durand stamp on the reverse. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946), was one of the heads of the Nazi regime, commander of the "Luftwaffe" (the aerial warfare branch of the Wehrmacht) and the German air force. A Nazi war-criminal (the most senior Nazi arrested alive when the war ended), who was sentenced to death in the Nuremberg trials but committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill prior to his execution. Göring was known for his extravagant way of life which included looting art treasures throughout occupied Europe, for his private collections and for decorating his mansions. Berghof is the name given to the private home of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi compound in Obersalzberg, near the Bavarian town Berchtesgaden. The Nazi regime expropriated the area for its needs and established at its foot a big military camp as well as entertainment and vacation homes for the use of the Nazi Party elite when they visited. In the area, named Führersperrgebiet (Führer Compound) some elegant mansions were built for Hitler's closest associates - Herman Göring, Albert Speer and Martin Boemann, as well as a teahouse and a very high lookout, the "Eagle's Nest." This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesPaul Potter. (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). Taureau (The Bull). Antique Hand Pulled Copper Plate Etching after the original painting by Renowned Master Engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). 1880. Signed in the plate. Excellent. Image 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Approximately 12 x 13 inches. This piece has been professionally matted and framed using all new materials. This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesNiederländischer Künstler 18. Jahrhundert, Lagernde Viehherde mit Bauern, kolorierte Radierung in der Art von Paulus Potter (1625-1654), ca. 28 x 35,2 cm, auf Unterlagekarton aufgezogen und mit Schmuckrand versehen ca. 36,5 x 43,5 cm.
Kiefer Buch- und KunstauktionenATTRIBUTED TO PAULUS POTTER (ENKHUIZEN 1625-1654 AMSTERDAM) Interior scenes, with figures smoking and drinking in a tavern oil on panel the first 6 x 6 1/2 in. (15.1 x 16.4 cm.); the second 6 x 6 5/8 in. (15.2 x 16.8 cm.)
Christie'sDutch school, 18th century. Follower of PAULUS POTTER (Encusa, 1625 - Amsterdam, 1654). "Landscape with Shepherds and Cows". Oil on canvas. Re-coloured. It has repainting and slight damage to the frame. Measurements: 36,5 x 32 cm; 48 x 43,5 cm (frame). The wake of Paulus Potter is evident in this painting, both for the studied composition in which the animals occupy the foreground and for the successful anatomical representation of the cows drinking water from the lake or resting peacefully. The skilful framing stands out, with a composition whose aerial perspective has been worked in depth thanks to a thoughtful use of light. In the realistic rendering of the animals and the light, the painstaking observation of nature is evident. Paulus Potter was a Dutch Baroque painter and engraver who specialised in animals and landscapes. He painted mainly landscapes and animals, with great attention to detail. In his landscapes, he preferred the scenery of the Dutch countryside with its meadows. He owes his fame above all to his paintings of animals, with goats, sheep and, above all, cows, in harmony with the surrounding nature. In fact, he is considered the founder of animal painting. Animals were no longer just another element of the decor, but the main motif of the painting. His most famous painting is The Bull (Young Bull or Young Steer), in Mauritshuis, The Hague. During the Romantic period of the 19th century it was a very popular painting. Potter studied painting with his father, Pieter Potter in Enkhuizen, who painted still lifes and landscapes. Paulus Potter joined the guild of Saint Luke, the Delft painters' guild, in 1646. He then moved to The Hague. It was not until 1646 that he became a member of the Painters' Guild of Saint Luke in Delft, although he lived mainly in The Hague, where he joined the Painters' Guild in 1649 and where he shared a residence with the painter Jan van Goyen for a number of years. There he enjoyed the patronage of important figures such as Amalia of Solms, John Maurice of Nassau and even some of Rembrandt's known patrons such as Nicolaes Tulp. His works had a notable influence on Dutch artists such as Karel Dujardin, Adriaen van de Velde and especially Albert Komp. His best works can be seen in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. There are also paintings by him in the Louvre in Paris and in the Wallace Collection in London.
Setdart Auction HousePaulus POTTER (1625 - 1654 ) Oil on canvas "The Shepherd" - Weight: 3.00 kg - Shipping available - Region: Europe - Sizes: H 310 MM L 430 MM - At first glance: good condition - Author / artist: Paulus POTTER (1625 - 1654 )
Goldfield AuctionPotter, Paulus 1625 Enkhuizen - 1654 Amsterdam (nach) Pastorale. Öl/Holz, 21 x 31,5 cm.
Dusseldorfer AuktionshausEen serie van acht koeien- en stierenprenten en een schaap. Marcus de Bije (1639-ca. 1690) naar Paulus Potter (1625-1654). Serie no. 13, uitgegeven door Nicolaes Visscher I (1618-1679). Literatuur: Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700 (17.IV); Bartsch / Le Peintre graveur (I.77.17).
Vendu RotterdamPaul Potter. (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). Taureau (The Bull). Antique Hand Pulled Copper Plate Etching after the original painting by Renowned Master Engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). 1880. Signed in the plate. Excellent. Image 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Approximately 12 x 13 inches. This piece has been professionally matted and framed using all new materials. This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesPaulus Potter (1625-1654)-manner, dog in landscape, signed upper right, on paper, laid down on canvas, framed, 18 x 24 cm
Deutsch AuktionenPaulus Potter, 1625-1654, etching, depiction of horses, in the plate signed and dated 1652,traces of age, under glass, frame, 15 x 22 cm . German Description: Paulus Potter, 1625-1654, Radierung, Pferdedarstellung, in der Platte signiert und dat. 1652, Altersspuren, unter Glas, Rahmen, 15 x 22 cm
Henry's Auktionshaus(1625 Enkhuizen - Amsterdam 1654) Kopie nach. Die beiden Pflugpferde. Radierung auf Bütten um 1650. Blgr. 15,4 x 23 cm. Mit kl. Rd. um die Einfassung. Kopie nach B.12. - Tls. Dünnst., tls. fleckig, tls. geglättete Knicksp., tls. winzige Wurmlöchlein. R
Kiefer Buch- und KunstauktionenPaul Potter. (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). Taureau (The Bull). Antique Hand Pulled Copper Plate Etching after the original painting by Renowned Master Engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). 1880. Signed in the plate. Excellent. Image 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Approximately 12 x 13 inches. This piece has been professionally matted and framed using all new materials. This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
KCM GalleriesFollower of Paulus Potter (Dutch, 1625-1654) A group of figures with cattle, sheep, and a dog in a fantastical landscape oil on canvas 52 x 63 1/4in (132.1 x 160.7cm)
BonhamsATTRIBUTED TO PAULUS POTTER (ENKHUIZEN 1625-1654 AMSTERDAM) ATTRIBUTED TO PAULUS POTTER (ENKHUIZEN 1625-1654 AMSTERDAM) Lanscape with cattle and milkmaids oil on canvas, unframed 121 x 154 cm (47 5/8 x 60 5/8 in) unframed PROVENANCE: Purchased in Uruguay in 1944 by the current ownerâs grandfather. EXHIBITED: Museo de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, 1983 (according to the present owner)
Chiswick AuctionsPaul Potter. (Paulus Potter) (Dutch, baptized, 1625-1654). Taureau (The Bull). Antique Hand Pulled Copper Plate Etching after the original painting by Renowned Master Engraver Amand Durand (1831-1905). 1880. Signed in the plate. Excellent. Image 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Approximately 12 x 13 inches. This piece has been professionally matted and framed using all new materials. This artwork is accompanied by a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and is Guaranteed as described.
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