Manner of Nicolaes Maes
Cauliflowers, an earthenware bowl and a copper pot on a table, a man smoking in an interior beyond
with signature 'N. Maas' (lower center, on the table)
oil on pine panel
22 7/8 x 29 1/8 in. (58 x 74 cm.)
Manner of Nicolaes Maes
Cauliflowers, an earthenware bowl and a copper pot on a table, a man smoking in an interior beyond
with signature 'N. Maas' (lower center, on the table)
oil on pine panel
22 7/8 x 29 1/8 in. (58 x 74 cm.)
with Galerie Georges Giroux (veiling), Brussels.
with J.W. Böhler, Munich, half owned by Jacques Goudstikker, Amsterdam, inv. 2030.
Looted by the Nazi authorities July 1940.
Recovered by the Allies, 1945.
Restituted in February 2006 to the heir of Jacques Goudstikker (subject to investigation of the status of the joint ownership);
Marei von Saher, the heir of Jacques Goudstikker, New York, NY (confirmed as sole owner after investigation into the status of the prior joint ownership).
Reproduced in “Memorial”, id. II, no. CCLIX.
W. Sumowski, Gemälde der Rembrandt-Schüler , Landau, 1983, III, p. 1975, as Reynier Covijn.
O. Ter Kuile, Seventeenth-century North-Netherlandish Still-Lifes, The Hague, 1985, pp. 152-153 as Netherlands(?) early 20th century. Old master paintings. An illustrated summary catalogue. Rijkdienst Beeldende Kunst /The Netherlandish Office for the Fine Arts, Zwolle and The Hague, 1992, p. 186, no. 1571, as Nicolaes Maes forgery.
Amsterdam, Catalogue des Nouvelles Acquisitions de la Collection Goudstikker, no. 34. Exposée à Amsterdam, May-July 1928, no. 24, ill., as N. Maes.
Amserdam, Het Stilleven ten bate van de Vereniging » Rembrandt in de Zalen van den Kunsthandel J. Goudstikker, Amsterdam, 18 February-26 March 1933, no. 202, as N. Maes.
Brussels, Cinq siècles d’art. Exposition Universelle et Internationale, 1935, II, no. 743, pl. CCIV.
Rotterdam, Rotterdamsche Kunstkring, Catalogus der Tetoonstelling van Schilderijen en Antiquiteiten geexposeerd door den Kunsthandel J. Goudstikker N.V., Amsterdam in den Zalen van den Rotterdamschen Kunstkring, 17 December 1936 – 10 January 1937, no. 34.
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