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Lot 163: Attributed to LEGILLON, Jean François Landscape with tree].

Est: €100 EUR - €150 EURSold:
Arenberg AuctionsBrussels, BelgiumMarch 29, 2019

Item Overview

Description

Attributed to LEGILLON, Jean François Landscape with tree . 1770-1797 Drawing, black chalk and white wash, 45,1 x 29,3 cm, grey prepared paper (some minor white scratches near the edges). Stuck at corners under passe-partout. Good condition Tree trunk in the centre of a northern landscape with a farmhouse at the right background. Jean François Legillon (1739-1797), was a prominent member of the Bruges Academy of Fine Arts and continued his training in Rouen, Paris and Marseilles. After his sojourn in France, he stayed in Rome between 1770-72 where he befriended Joseph-Benoît Suvée. He specialised as a painter and draughtsman of animals, landscape and architecture. The collection of the Groeninge museum (Steinmetzkabinet) holds 18 drawings by his hand.

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Auction Details

Auction 29/03/2019 & 30/03/2019

by
Arenberg Auctions
March 29, 2019, 01:00 PM CET

Wolstraat 19/2, Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region, 1000, BE

Terms

Buyer's Premium

25.0%

Bidding Increments

From:To:Increment:
€0€49€5
€50€199€10
€200€399€20
€400€999€50
€1,000€1,999€100
€2,000€3,999€200
€4,000€9,999€500
€10,000€19,999€1,000
€20,000€69,999€2,000
€70,000+€5,000

Auction - Terms of sale

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Shipping Terms

Extra costs for packaging, payment, insurance and/or mailing are at the buyer's expense. Packing and handling is at the entire risk of the buyer. The auctioneer is not responsible for any accidents or faults or omissions by the postal or carrier services.