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1670 - 1719
Medium
oil on canvas
Dimensions
h 308cm × w 220cm × d 7.5cm × w 55.8kg
Collection
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Materials
canvas; oil paint (paint)
Object Type
painting; fragment
Subject Matter
garden; park; birds; viola, violoncello; double bass - CC - out of doors; ornamental birds: parrot; ornamental birds: peacock; dog
Acquisition Method
purchase
Acquired
1963
Notes
? commissioned for the Baring House, Northaw; their collection, until 1955;{Harmanni 2006, p. 174, note 111.} ...; the dealer Matthiesen, 1955;{Not...
Collection Type
paintings
There have been varying opinions concerning when and where the artist died, due to confusion regarding a man also named Jan Wenincx who died at Doetinchem, Gelderland, sometime before 1663. However, since it cannot be proven that this Jan Wenincx was a painter, there seems little reason to dispute Houbraken's statement that Weenix moved to the Huis ter Mey, near Utrecht, three years before his premature death in 1660 or 1661. In his sister's will of November 1663 Weenix was mentioned as deceased. Comment on works: Still Life; Genre; Ruins; Marines; Landscapes; Architecture
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