LOT DETAILS

Materials:

oil on panel

Measurements:

27.24 in. (69.20 cm.) (height) by 33.62 in. (85.40 cm.) (width)

Exhibited:

Pittsfield, The Berkshire Museum, 1932;. Pittsfield, The Berkshire Museum, 1934;. Phildelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1939;. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, . Diamond Jubilee Exhibition: Masterpieces of Painting , November 1950 - February 1951, no. 22 (as Joachim Patinir

Literature:

M.J. Friedländer, . Von Eyck bis Bruegel, Berlin 1921, pp. 109, 194 (as Adriaen Isenbrant and Joachim Patinir);. K. Gerstenberg,. Die ideale Landschaftsmalerei: ihre Begründung und Vollendung in Rom, Halle 1923, p. 155, reproduced plate IV (as Joachim Patinir);. J. Held, . Dürers Wirkung auf die Niederländische Kunst seiner Zeit , The Hague 1931, p. 64 (as Joachim Patinir and figures, according to Friedländer, by Adriaen Isenbrant);. M.J. Friedländer, . Die altniederländische Malerei, Berlin 1933, vol. XI, p. 132 (as Adriaen Isenbrant and landscape in the style of Joachim Patinir); . . The Art News, 27 October 1934, reproduced (as Joachim Patinir);. E. McCausland, "Reopening the Berkshire Museum," in . The Art News, 12 June 1937, pp. 10, 24, reproduced;. . The Berkshire Evening Eagle, 20 August 1953, p. 7, reproduced (as Joachim Patinir with figures by Adriaen Isenbrant);. M.J. Friedländer,. Early Netherlandish Painting: From Van Eyck to Brueghel , London 1956, p. 84 (as Adriaen Isenbrant and Joachim Patinir);. . Connoisseur , April 1956, no. 137, p. 142 (as Adriaen Isenbrandt and possibly Joachim Patinir);. S.L. Faison, Jr., . A Guide to the Art Museums of New England, New York 1958, p. 143, reproduced (as Joachim Patinir with figures probably by Adriaen Isenbrant);. H.G. Franz, . Niederländische Landschaftsmalerei im Zeitalter des Manierismus, Graz 1969, vol. I, pp. 36, 38, reproduced vol. II, p. 16, fig. 18 (as Joachim Patinir and figures added later);. R.A. Koch, . Joachim Patinir, Princeton 1968, p. 64, note 29 (as Adriaen Isenbrant);. M.J. Friedländer, . Early Netherlandish Painting, vol XI, Leiden 1974, cat. no. 150, p. 84, reproduced plate 124 (as Adriaen Isenbrant with the landscape influenced by Patinir);. S.L. Faison, Jr., . The Art Museums of New England, Boston 1982, p. 194, reproduced;. W. Gibson, . Mirror of the Earth: The World Landscape in Sixteenth Century Flemish Painting, Princeton 1989, pp. 46, 93, note 121 (as Adriaen Isenbrant);. F. Lammertse, . Van Eyck to Bruegel, 1400-1550: Dutch and Flemish Painting in the collection of the Museum Boymans-van Beuningen , Rotterdam 1994, p. 233, reproduced p. 232 (as attributed to Adriaen Isenbrant);. T. Cahill, "Flight Patterns," in . Berkshire Living, March-April 2006, pp. 34-35 (as Adriaen Isenbrant

Provenance:

Private collection, Saint Petersburg, Russia, by 1902;. Julius Böhler, Munich, by 1913;. Adolph Thiem, Berlin and San Remo, by 1916;. Galleria Sangiorgi, Rome;. From whom acquired by Robert T. Francis, Pittsfield and New York, 1928;. Thence by bequest to the Berkshire Museum, 1950