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Rembrandt

Stone operation, ca. 1624-1625
New York City, The Leiden Collection, [..]
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Illustration number 0001534932
Dimensions: 2042x2495 pixels
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Illustration number 1001252766
Dimensions: 527x650 pixels
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Object information
Object category
painting
Physical connection
Reference in ‘composite artworks’: artworks that are/were connected, such as alterpieces, decorative pieces incorporated in panelling, and works of art that were intended to be displayed together, such as pendants and series.

part of a series

a series of paintings depicting the five senses (the fifth painting, depicting the allegory of taste is unnaccounted for)
Support/medium
panel (oak), oil paint
Baltic oak
Shape/dimensions
rectangle (portrait format) 21.5 x 17.7 cm
The panel was enlarged and overpainted in the eighteenth century, the measurements were 31,7 x 25,3 cm. (Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings 1982-2015, vol. 1 (1982), no. B 2). During restoration in 1994 the painting was restored to it's original size by Menno Dooijes (auction catalogue Christie's 1995-07-07, no. 57).
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Current attribution
Rembrandt
Since the discovery of this painting in the early twentieth century there has been a discussion about its attribution. Rosenberg rejected an attribution to Rembrandt, regarding it as an old copy after Rembrandt (Rosenberg 1956, no. 354). Bauch proposed an attribution to Gerrit Dou (Bauch 1960, p. 228-229; Bauch 1966, p. 48). In 1982 the RRP listed the painting in the B-category of the Corpus with paintings of which an attribution to Rembrandt cannot be accepted nor rejected (Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings 1982-2015, vol. 1 (1982), no. B 2). Tümpel regarded it as a work by an early follower of Rembrandt (Tümpel 1986, no. A 28). Since the restoration of the painting in 1994, removing the eighteenth century additions and overpainting, most art historians agree on an attribution to Rembrandt (see for instance: Van Straten/Moerman 2005, p. 30; Weller et al. 2011, no. 2; Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings 1982-2015, vol. 6 (2015), no. 3).
Date
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c. 1624-1625 (1624 - 1625)
Provenance
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Technical documentation
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Creation date: 1997-04-08; Last modified date: 2023-04-03

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