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Wooded Landscape with Watermill

c. 1665
Meindert Hobbema visual detail
ArtisteMeindert Hobbema
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Analyse de marché

Les ventes observées, preuves comparables, historiques d’indice et recherches modélisées restent distincts.

Preuves publiques
Dernier prix connu $28,000 Dealer sale · Jul 17, 1941
+314.8% vs previous observed sale
Historique des prix rapproché · USD normalisés · Foundry provisoire
1941 · $6,7501941 · $28,000
$7K1941
$28K1941
Dernier prix connu$28,0002 matched observed sales
Médiane observée$17,375
Ventes observées2
Indice d’artiste23.2
1941-07-17Dealer sale$28,000.00
1941-05-22Dealer purchase$6,750.00
Contexte de l’indice d’artisteLatest public build 23.2 · base 100 · n=2.Le contexte d’un artiste n’est pas une estimation d’œuvre.

Ventes comparables

Ventes publiques du même artiste classées par technique, année de création, dimensions et date de vente.

Classé selon les preuves
ŒuvreDate de venteMaison de ventePrix réalisé en USDCorrespondance
A Farm in the Sunlight
1668 · oil on canvas
1924-12-15—$108,813.9380%
Village among Trees
1665 · Oil on oak panel
1902-01-06—$75,000.0060%
Village with Water Mill among Trees
Year n/a · oil paint, canvas
1911-11-01—$135,000.0035%

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Expositions

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Vue d’ensemble sourcée Éléments probants

The enthusiastic sportsman in the bright red coat draws the eye and adds a narrative to the landscape: Has he interrupted his ride to take an opportune shot? Yet he wasn’t in the original painting. He was added later—by another painter, no less—between 1810 and 1828. An 1809 sale catalogue describes the painting without him: “The chef d’oeuvre of this celebrated painter, a beautiful landscape with a water mill—the figures and cattle are judiciously introduced, with appropriate spirit of pencil, by [Nicholas] Berchem.” In 1828, another estate-sale catalogue notes his appearance: “…in the foreground, on the right, a sportsman dressed in red is shooting at wild fowl….” It’s impossible to know why he was painted in. But sporting subjects were extremely popular in the early 1800s, particularly in England, and the painting’s owner may have requested the addition to increase demand (and therefore its price) at auction.

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État des preuves

Ventes observées: 2 · Ventes comparables: 3 · Provenance: 1 · Expositions: 0.

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