Hendrick ter Brugghen and workshop

Exhibitions

2014 Rembrandt and the Dutch Golden Age, Nr. 44

Provenance

Possibly Louis De Geer (1587-1652), Amsterdam, emigrated to Finspång, Sweden, in 1627
probably by descent in the De Geer family
Baron Jean-Jacques de Geer (1737-1809), Finspång
his deceased sale Finspång Castle, 18-22 September 1809, nr. 33 (the sale was possibly cancelled or most of the property was bought back)
Baron Gerard de Geer (1787-1834)
his sister's husband, Count Gustaf af Wetterstedt (1776-1837), bought together with Finspång Castle and its furnishing
his stepsons, Adolf Fredrik Nils Gyldenstolpe (1799-1864) and Carl August Gyldenstolpe (1800-1872), by inheritance
Carl Edvard Ekman (1826-1903), bought together with Finspång Castle and its furnishing in 1851-1856
sold by Ekman to the Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, 1895
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Other works by Hendrick ter Brugghen

Youth Playing a Violin
1626

A Man playing a Lute
1624

Allegory of Faith
c. 1626

Jacob reproaching Laban for giving him Leah in place of Rachel
1627

Bagpipe Player
1624