Jacob van de Kerckhoven Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Jacob van de Kerckhoven Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 26, 2024
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Hampel Fine Art Auctions
Jul. 11, 2024
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN. After. A girl with birds.
Est: €650 - €700
Oil on canvas There is a similar work, larger in size, catalogued in the photo library of Fondazione Zeri (inv. no. 863 70) 25.5x20 cm.
Balclis
Jul. 05, 2024
Jacob van der Kerckhoven 1637 Anversa-1712 Venezia Natura morta con zucche e colombe
Est: €3,000 - €4,000
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Cambi Casa d'Aste
Jun. 11, 2024
Jacob van de Kerckhoven (attr.)
Est: €3,000 - €5,000
Noah's Ark oil on canvas, cm. 93x134
Bolli & Romiti s.r.l
May. 26, 2024
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN DETTO GIACOMO DA CASTELLO - (attribuito a)
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(attribuito a) Animali da cortile Olio su tela, 73x94,5 cm
Meeting Art Casa D'Aste
Feb. 18, 2024
Painting oil on canvas - Still life with game - signed KERCKOVEN attributed to VAN DE KERCKHOVEN Jacob
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
Tableau HST -Nature morte au gibier- signé KERCKOVEN attribué à *VAN DE KERCKHOVEN J.* (Jacob) (c.1637-c.1712) 70x50cm cadre de style noir Painting oil on canvas - Still life with game - signed KERCKOVEN attributed to VAN DE KERCKHOVEN Jacob
Monsantic.com
Nov. 28, 2023
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN, CALLED JACOPO DA CASTELLO: HUNTING STILL LIFES (COUNTERPARTS)
Est: €25,000 - €50,000
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, called Jacopo da Castello Still life with boar's head, basket with thrushes, pheasants, cabbage, cauliflower, asparagus, wine bottles / Still life with hare, basket with woodcock and artichoke, pheasant, pigeons, birds, oysters and citrus fruits (counterparts) oil on canvas; framed 98 x 116 cm each signed on the painting with boar's head left of centre, on the small card: Al Sig. Jacobus Vanden Kerckhoven / Pittor fiamengho / in Vinegia private collection, Italy 2011 Cagliari, Filatoio di Caraglio, Bestie. Animali reali e fantastici nell'arte europea dal Medioevo al primo Novecento, 26 February - 5 June, no. 77-78 Alberto Cottino/Andreina D'Aliagno (ed.), Bestie. Animali reali e fantastici nell'arte europea dal Medioevo al primo Novecento, exhibition catalogue, Cagliari 2011, no. 77-78 The two excellent still lifes are made by the Antwerp master Jacob van de Kerckhoven, better known by his Italianated name Jacopo (or Giacomo) da Castello, after the district of Venice where he lived. The artist was a student of the famous still life and animal painter Jan Fyt (1611 – 1661) in Antwerp and lived in Venice from 1685, where he became court painter to the Doge. Evidence of his success in the lagoon city are also numerous mentions of his paintings in the large collections of the time (e.g. Savorgnan, Manfrin; cf. Cottino/D'Aliagno (ed.) 2011, no. 77). The affiliation of the paintings to this artist is undisputed not only by their excellent quality and stylistic features, but also by a trompe l'oeil card attached to the basket of the still life with a boar's head with the inscription: "Al Sig. Jacobus Vanden Kerckhoven / Pittor fiamengho / in Vinegia". This can also point to a practice common at the time, according to which the game and vegetables to be painted were physically handed over to the artist, so to speak as an "advance". Both compositions are presented in an unembellished interior. In the first painting, the game is neatly arranged on a diagonal stone step, in front of which a lying pheasant and a cauliflower lean optically towards the viewer. The second depiction is characterized by an elegant, more methodical composition, with the hare as the thematic and visual focal point.
Im Kinsky
Mar. 29, 2023
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, attributed to - Still life with fish, mussels and cabbage
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, attributed to circa 1637 Antwerp - after 1712 Venice Still life with fish, mussels and cabbage Inscribed \"J. van de Kerkhoven catalugue=6\" on adhesive label on the frame verso. Oil on canvas. 45.4 x 57.5 cm. Relined. Restored. Minor rubbing to edges. Minor damage to frame (66 x 78.5 cm). The painting is listed in the database of the Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Dokumentatie RKD, The Hague, under number 17138. There referred to the auction at Roland Mars, Würzburg, 6 November 1971, catalogue number 579. Provenance: from a noble collection
Neumeister
Dec. 14, 2022
van der Kerckhoven Jacob, Natura morta con selvaggina, ostriche e conchiglie
Est: €5,000 - €7,000
“(…) La prospettiva poco profonda e la disposizione degli elementi non addensata, bensì larga e diradata (gli uccelli interferiscono solo leggermente l'uno con l'altro), conferiscono ad ogni singolo animale grande risalto, grazie anche ad una pittoricismo estremamente definito e ad una luce ferma e fredda che ne bloccano l'immagine creando un effetto di magica sospensione. Ciò, d'altra parte, è una delle caratteristiche più peculiari delle nature morte di questo artista che - indipendentemente che si tratti di natura 'viva' o 'morta' - colpiscono proprio per la loro 'raggelata' visione: una presa diretta sulla realtà bloccata in un 'attimo' fuori dal tempo, in chiave, potremmo dire, metafisica, cui certo concorrono la netta scansione luministica, il rigore cromatico e la resa lenticolare della scorza dei frutti e del piumaggio degli uccelli attraverso una materia granulare a rilievo. Una lucidità che esalta ogni singolo componente, stagliandolo su un fondo scuro uniforme e restituendolo allo spettatore nella sua essenziale verità senza nulla concedere alla decorazione. (…)”, Expertise Dott.ssa Raffaella Colace, olio su tela, W. 130 - H. 105 Cm, Expertises Prof.ssa Mina Gregori e Dott.ssa Raffaella Colace
Cambi Casa d'Aste
Dec. 06, 2022
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, called Jacopo da Castello: Hunting still lifes (counterparts)
Est: €40,000 - €80,000
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, called Jacopo da Castello Still life with boar's head, basket with thrushes, pheasants, cabbage, cauliflower, asparagus, wine bottles / Still life with hare, basket with woodcock and artichoke, pheasant, pigeons, birds, oysters and citrus fruits (counterparts) oil on canvas 98 x 116 cm each signed on the painting with boar's head left of centre, on the small card: Al Sig. Jacobus Vanden Kerckhoven / Pittor fiamengho / in Vinegia private collection, Italy 2011 Cagliari, Filatoio di Caraglio, Bestie. Animali reali e fantastici nell'arte europea dal Medioevo al primo Novecento, 26 February - 5 June, no. 77-78 Alberto Cottino/Andreina D'Aliagno (ed.), Bestie. Animali reali e fantastici nell'arte europea dal Medioevo al primo Novecento, exhibition catalogue, Cagliari 2011, no. 77-78 The two excellent still lifes are made by the Antwerp master Jacob van de Kerckhoven, better known by his Italianated name Jacopo (or Giacomo) da Castello, after the district of Venice where he lived. The artist was a student of the famous still life and animal painter Jan Fyt (1611 – 1661) in Antwerp and lived in Venice from 1685, where he became court painter to the Doge. Evidence of his success in the lagoon city are also numerous mentions of his paintings in the large collections of the time (e.g. Savorgnan, Manfrin; cf. Cottino/D'Aliagno (ed.) 2011, no. 77). The affiliation of the paintings to this artist is undisputed not only by their excellent quality and stylistic features, but also by a trompe l'oeil card attached to the basket of the still life with a boar's head with the inscription: "Al Sig. Jacobus Vanden Kerckhoven / Pittor fiamengho / in Vinegia". This can also point to a practice common at the time, according to which the game and vegetables to be painted were physically handed over to the artist, so to speak as an "advance". Both compositions are presented in an unembellished interior. In the first painting, the game is neatly arranged on a diagonal stone step, in front of which a lying pheasant and a cauliflower lean optically towards the viewer. The second depiction is characterized by an elegant, more methodical composition, with the hare as the thematic and visual focal point.
Im Kinsky
Nov. 30, 2022
Jacob van der Kerckhoven (1637-1712)-attributed
Est: €600 -
Jacob van der Kerckhoven (1637-1712)-attributed, Pair of Paintings with birds in Landscape, oil on Canvas ,80x65 cn framed
Deutsch Auktionen
Jun. 22, 2022
VAN DE KERCKHOVEN JACOB (C.1637 - C.1712) HUILE SUR TOILE MAROUFLÉE SUR TOILE "NATURE MORTE AUX OISE
Est: €1,200 - €1,800
Huile sur toile marouflée sur toile "Nature morte aux oiseaux et aux trophées" attribué à Jacob van de Kerckhoven. Ecole flamande. Epoque: circa 1700 - 1720. Dans un bel encadrement en bois sculpté. Dim.:+/-85x110cm.
Vanderkindere
Mar. 23, 2022
Jacob van der KERCKHOVEN, dit Giacomo da Castello Anvers, vers 1637 - Venise, après 1712 Composition au lièvre, oiseaux et panier de...
Est: €15,000 - €20,000
Jacob van der KERCKHOVEN, dit Giacomo da Castello Anvers, vers 1637 - Venise, après 1712 Composition au lièvre, oiseaux et panier de fruits et Composition aux poissons et aux légumes Paire d'huiles sur toiles, de forme ovale La nature morte aux poissons monogrammée 'I VD. K' sur le panier Traces de cachet à la cire rouge au verso Still life with game and fruits and Still life with fishes and vegetables, oil on canvas, a pair, by J. van der Kerckhoven h: 73,50 w: 90 cm Provenance : Dans le commerce d'art parisien en 1963, selon l'article de C. G. Marcus de 1972 ; Collection particulière du Sud-Ouest de la France Bibliographie : Claude-Gérard Marcus, "Jacob van de Kerckhoven ou Giacomo da Castello, deux noms…un seul artiste", in 'Art & curiosité', septembre 1972, repr. fig. 8 et fig. 9 Commentaire : Edith Greindl est la première à mettre en lumière en 1956 la personnalité de Jacob van de Kerckhoven dans son ouvrage Les peintres flamands de nature morte au XVIIe siècle 1. Elle se fonde, pour initier le corpus de l'artiste, sur une paire de tableaux monogrammés de Kerckhoven conservée au musée de Stuttgart. Dans un article consacré à l'artiste2, au sein duquel sont reproduits nos deux pendants, Claude-Gérard Marcus illustre dix-sept tableaux du peintre et cite à nouveau comme point de départ les deux tableaux de Stuttgart. Attesté comme élève de Jan Fyt en 1649, Kerckhoven retient de son éducation flamande une précision certaine dans le rendu des animaux et des fruits. De plus, il intègre la lumière de l'Italie, où il réalisa la plus grande partie de sa carrière, par une utilisation récurrente du clair-obscur. Nos deux pendants illustrent la double culture de Kerckhoven qui italianisa son nom en Giacomo da Castello, du nom du quartier de Venise où il résidait. 1. Bruxelles, 1956, p. 84-85. 2. Cl.-G. Marcus, 'op. cit.' Estimation 15 000 - 20 000 €
Artcurial
Nov. 20, 2020
JACOB VAN DER KERCKHOVEN, Belgium/Italy, 1636/7-1712, Old master painting of wild game., Oil on canvas, 38.5" x 29". Framed 49" x 38...
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
JACOB VAN DER KERCKHOVEN Belgium/Italy, 1636/7-1712 Old master painting of wild game. Excellent use of light to highlight details. Label verso for E. and A. Silberman Galleries, New York. Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, February 5, 2019, Lot #1035. A Flemish painter, Jacob van der Kerckhoven is regarded as one of the most prominent still life and animal specialists active during the turn of the 18th Century. After training in Antwerp, Belgium, he became active in the Veneto region of Italy, where he also became known as Giacomo da Castello. Oil on canvas, 38.5" x 29". Framed 49" x 38.5".
Eldred's
Oct. 31, 2020
Jacob van de Kerckhoven (1636/1637 – after 1712) – attributed to, Still Life with Pigeons
Est: €3,000 - €5,000
Jacob van de Kerckhoven (1636/1637 – after 1712) – attributed to, Still Life with Pigeons
Fine Antiques Prague s.r.o.
Dec. 10, 2019
POULTRY IN THE KITCHEN
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This painting presents fauna themes, which no major picture gallery could do without in the 17th and 18th centuries. Poultry genres, showing live birds selected for culinary use, were among the particularly well executed works by Jacob van der Kerckohoven, the court painter of the doge of Venice in the 1660s. His works were sent to aristocratic collectors in Italy, England, and lands north of the Alps. Two chickens sit on a flat stone block on the right, a turkey stands opposite, and between them in a basket are two pairs of pigeons. Their culinary use is suggested by the heads of cabbage, two bottles of wine, and several pears. The harmonious arrangement and brilliant painting of the fowl are emblematic of the painter’s many years of experience with this theme.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Dec. 10, 2015
Jacob van de Kerckhoven, um 1637 Antwerpen - um 1712 Venedig, zug.
Est: €15,000 - €20,000
STILLLEBEN MIT ERLEGTEM WILD Öl auf Leinwand. Doubliert. 115 x 160 cm. Gerahmt. Jacob van de Kerckhoven gesellte sich in Antwerpen zum Kreis um Jan Fyt (1611-1661), zu dessen treustem Anhänger er bald wurde und dessen gegenständliches Repertoire er übernahm. Zu einem gewissen Zeitpunkt - das genaue Datum ist unbekannt - begab sich Jacob van de Kerckhoven nach Venedig, wo er dann den Rest seines Lebens verbrachte. Die ältesten Dokumente, die ihn betreffen, stammen aus dem Jahr 1687. Er erscheint im Register der Bruderschaft der 74, 76, 78, Fraglia dei pittori“, der Malergilde der Serenissima. In Venedig nahm Jacob nun den Namen Giacomo da Castello an und wurde zum überragenden Stilllebenmaler der venezianischen Malerei des ausgehenden 17. und beginnenden 18. Jahrhunderts. Auch wenn alle seine Stillleben ausgezeichnet waren, so wurde er doch berühmt vor allem für seine Jagdstillleben mit ihren im Vordergrund aufgereihten erlegten Tieren vor einer Waldlandschaft. Zu dieser Kategorie gehört auch das vorliegen-de großformatige Werk. Hier erkennt man deutlich sein Talent für die Darstellung von Tieren: die minutiös wiedergegebenen Federn der verschiedenen Vögel, das Fell der Hasen, die auf fast allen seiner Gemälde wiederzufinden sind. Das erlegte Wild wird ausgewogen und mit objektivem Blick dargestellt. Jedes Detail wird genauestens wiedergegeben. Der Maler verwendete bei dem uns vorliegenden Werk ungewohnt düstere Farben, sodass es scheint - wie auch im Falle der beiden Ovale gleichen Inhalts, die in der Pinacoteca dell'Accademia dei Concordi in Rovigo zu sehen sind -, er habe hier bewusst an die sogenannten „Tenebrosi“, Werke eines gegen Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts in Venedig verbreiteten Malstils, erinnern wollen. (1031771) (21) Jacob van de Kerckhoven, ca. 1637 Antwerp - ca. 1712 Venice, attributed STILL LIFE WITH KILLED GAME Oil on canvas. Relined. 115 x 160 cm. Framed. In Antwerp Jacob van de Kerckhoven joined the circle around Jan Fyt (1611-1661) and soon became his most loyal follower, adopting his specific repertoire. At some point (the exact date is not known) Jacob van de Kerckhoven relocated to Venice, where he remained for the rest of his life. The oldest documents relating to him being there date from 1687. He appears in the register of the “Fraglia dei pittori“ brotherhood, the painter's guild of Venice. In Venice Jacob adopted the name “Giacomo da Castello“ and became a superior still-life painter of Venetian painting of the late-17th and early-18th century. Even though all his still lifes were excellent, he became especially famous for his hunting still lifes with slain animals lined up in the foreground against the backdrop of a forest landscape. The present large-format painting also falls within this category. His talent in the depiction of animals is clearly recognisable: the minutely painted feathers of the different birds and the hares' fur are details that can be found in almost all of his paintings. The game is depicted in a balanced composition with an objective view. Every detail is rendered in great detail. The artist applied unusually sombre colours in the present work (as can be seen in the two oval paintings with the same subject held at the Pinacoteca dell'Accademia dei Concordi in Rovigo), as if he deliberately wanted to recall the so called “Tenebrosi“, a popular painting style in Venice towards the end of the 17th century.
Hampel Fine Art Auctions
Jun. 16, 2015
ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB VAN DER KERCKHOVEN, (FLEMISH CA. 1637-1712), ROOSTERS WITH BASKETS AND EARTHENWARE VESSEL
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB VAN DER KERCKHOVEN (flemish ca. 1637-1712)/span ROOSTERS WITH BASKETS AND EARTHENWARE VESSEL Oil on canvas, unframed 29 7/8 x 37 1/2 in. (76 x 95.3cm) provenance: /spanProperty of an Estate, New Jersey.
Freeman's | Hindman
May. 17, 2014
Jacob van der Kerckhoven gen. Giacomo da Castello, Still Life with Two Turkeys, Pidgeons, Pumpkins and Figs
Est: €12,000 - €14,000
Jacob van der Kerckhoven gen. Giacomo da Castello, Still Life with Two Turkeys, Pidgeons, Pumpkins and Figs 66 x 78 cm
Kunsthaus Lempertz KG
May. 17, 2014
Jacob van Kerckhoven, called Giacomo da Castello, Still Life with Two White Doves
Est: €12,000 - €14,000
Jacob van Kerckhoven, called Giacomo da Castello, Still Life with Two White Doves CertificateAlberto Cottino, Turin 6.4.2002.Jacob van den Kreckhoven was born in Antwerp and was taught by Jan Fyt, but moved to Italy quite soon afterwards. The artist spent most of his life in Venice and lived in the Castello district, which earned him the sobriquet of Giacomo da Castello. However, not only his name, also his style is markedly Italian. He paints his still lifes in broad, quick brushstrokes and his motifs are usually drawn from the meat, fruit and vegetables of everyday meals. This painting, with the park or garden landscape hinted at in the background and the layered arrangement of the game, fruit and doves presents a typical example of this artist's sophisticated compositions. 76 x 61 cm
Kunsthaus Lempertz KG
Apr. 10, 2013
Jacob van der Kerckhoven, dit Giacomo da Castello Anvers, vers 1637 - Venise, après 1712
Est: €15,000 - €20,000
Jacob van der Kerckhoven, dit Giacomo da Castello Anvers, vers 1637 - Venise, après 1712 Composition aux perdrix rouges et perdreaux gris, fruits et légumes Huile sur toile, de forme ovale 'RED PARTRIDGES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES', OIL ON CANVAS, BY J. VAN DER KERCKHOVEN h: 87 w: 72 cm Provenance : Vente anonyme ; New York, Sotheby's, 25 janvier 2008, n° 278 (vendu 17.500 $) ; Acquis lors de cette vente par l'actuel propriétaire Commentaire : Edith Greindl est la première à mettre en lumière en 1956 la personnalité de Jacob van de Kerckhoven dans son ouvrage 'Les peintres flamands de nature morte au XVIIe siècle' (1). Elle se fonde pour initier le corpus de l'artiste sur une paire de tableaux monogrammés de Kerckhoven conservée au musée de Stuttgart. Dans un article consacré à l'artiste (2), Claude-Gérard Marcus illustre dix-sept tableaux du peintre et cite à nouveau comme point de départ les deux tableaux de Stuttgart. Attesté comme élève de Jan Fyt en 1649, Kerckhoven retient de son éducation flamande une précision certaine dans le rendu des animaux et des fruits. De plus, il intègre la lumière de l'Italie, où il réalisa la plus grande partie de sa carrière, par une utilisation récurrente du clair obscur. Notre tableau illustre la double culture de Kerckhoven qui italianisa son nom en Giacomo da Castello, du nom du quartier de Venise où il résidait. 1 - Elsevier, 1956, p. 84 - 85 2 - Claude-Gérard Marcus, "Jacob van de Kerckhoven ou Giacomo da Castello, deux noms…un seul artiste", in Art & curiosité, septembre 1972, fig. 3 et 4, ill.
Artcurial
Nov. 25, 2011
Jacob van de Kerkhoven, detto Jacopo da Castello (1640-1705 Venezia)
Est: €10,000 - €15,000
Jacob van de Kerkhoven, detto Jacopo da Castello (1640-1705 Venezia) Tralci di vite con frutta e pappagalli olio su tela 87x72 cm Sul telaio, etichetta "B. Green Esq.... n. 2" (2)
Christie's
Jun. 09, 2011
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN
Est: $25,000 - $35,000
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN ANTWERP (?) 1636/37-CIRCA 1712 VENICE (?) STILL LIFE WITH TWO PARROTS, A GUINEA PIG, A BASKET OF FRUIT AND FOWL oil on canvas 50 1/2 by 39 in.; 128.3 by 99 cm.
Sotheby's
Apr. 21, 2009
Circle of Jacob van der Kerckhoven (Antwerp circa 1637-1712 Venice) Dead pied wagtails, goldfinches and other birds hanging on a wall
Est: £3,000 - £4,000
Dead pied wagtails, goldfinches and other birds hanging on a wall with a snipe and other birds on a table-top oil on canvas 43.7 x 54.8cm (17 3/16 x 21 9/16in).
Bonhams
Oct. 30, 2008
Jacob van der Kerchoven, called Giacomo da Castello , Antwerp circa 1637 - circa 1712 Venice Still life with pheasants, a hare and other game oil on canvas
Est: £6,000 - £8,000
oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Apr. 16, 2008
Jacob van der Kerckhoven, called Giacomo da
Est: €20,000 - €30,000
Jacob van der Kerckhoven, called Giacomo da Castello (Antwerp 1637 - Venice c. 1712) Still life with a parrot, exotic birds and guinea pigs / Natura morta con papagallo e uccelli, oil on canvas, 67 x 120.5 cm, carved and gilded frame / cornice intagliata dorata, (Wo)
Dorotheum
Jan. 24, 2008
Giacomo da Castello , Antwerp circa 1637 - circa 1712 Venice Still Life with Birds, Fruit and Vegetables oil on canvas
Est: $15,000 - $20,000
oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Nov. 07, 2007
Jacob van der Kerckhoven (Flemish, born circa 1637-1712) A still life with a hare, partridges and other birds 27 1/2 x 35 1/2in (70 x 90cm)
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A still life with a hare, partridges and other birds oil on canvas 27 1/2 x 35 1/2in (70 x 90cm)
Bonhams
Apr. 26, 2007
Jacob van der Kerchoven, called Giacomo da Castello Antwerp circa 1637 - circa 1712 Venice , A still life with a hare and other dead game
Est: £8,000 - £12,000
oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Apr. 26, 2007
Jacob van der Kerchoven, called Giacomo da Castello Antwerp circa 1637 - circa 1712 Venice , A still life with guinea pigs, a parrot and other exotic birds
Est: £15,000 - £20,000
oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Apr. 26, 2007
Jacob van der Kerchoven, called Giacomo da Castello Antwerp circa 1637 - circa 1712 Venice , A still life with ducks, pigeons, a dead turkey, figs and melons
Est: £15,000 - £20,000
oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Jan. 26, 2006
JACOB VAN DE KERCKHOVEN ANTWERP (?) 1636/37-CIRCA 1712 VENICE (?)
Est: $40,000 - $60,000
STILL LIFE WITH TWO PARROTS, A GUINEA PIG, A BASKET OF FRUIT AND FOWL measurements note 50 1/2 by 39 in.; 128.3 by 99 cm. oil on canvas PROVENANCE Heathcote Art Foundation; By whom sold, New York, Sotheby's, January 15, 1987, lot 46 (as by Tobias Stranover), there purchased by the present collectors. NOTE We are grateful to Fred Meijer of the Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie, The Hague for identifying this painting to be a work by van de Kerckhoven. Though born in the North, Kerckhoven worked mostly in Italy and is first mentioned in Venice in 1663. He also worked for many years in Vicenza. In Italy, he became known as Giacomo Semiterio or Giacomo da Castello.
Sotheby's