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Stanhope and Broydon Collection
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The Stanhope and Broydon Collection appears as a provenance mention for Jan Molenaer’s painting “Chanteur jouant de la guitarre”, as recorded in the Banque Dreyfus Inventory, tableau. no. 166: “Coll. Stanhope – Broydon”. Initial research found a sale of Old Master paintings from the Henry Doetsch Collection, held at Christie, Manson & Woods in London on 22 June 1895. The entry for no. 376 “A Yo
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