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Latest revision as of 08:56, 27 July 2021
Possibly private collection/ art dealer, Thomas Emmerson, London since 1822.
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Private collection/ art dealer, Thomas Emmerson, London since 1822 owned The Interesting Message by Gerard ter Borch
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Possibly private collection/ art dealer, Thomas Emmerson, London since 1822.
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According to the sale Robert de Saint-Victor, Paris 1822-06-11 to 1823-07-01, lot 223, sold to Hazard ou Ebersonn ou Erard, Sébastien (sales catalogue Lugt no. 10344); according to Hofstede de Groot (1912) sold to Th. Emmerson, London.
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Private collection/ art dealer, Thomas Emmerson, London since 1822 owned The Interesting Message by Gerard ter Borch
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1822
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