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- Henrick de Leth
- A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of
Hendrick De Leth II
A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of
Found at
Christies,
Amsterdam
OLD MASTER PICTURES AND DRAWINGS, Lot 128
5. Nov - 5. Nov 2003
OLD MASTER PICTURES AND DRAWINGS, Lot 128
5. Nov - 5. Nov 2003
Estimate: XX.XXX
Price realised: XX.XXX
Price realised: XX.XXX
Description
Hendrick de Leth II (Amsterdam 1703-circa 1766)
A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of the Rhine, looking upstream; A distant view of Hirtzenach from the West Bank of the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Kamp-Bornhofen, Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein on the Rhine, near Bopard Welmenach; and A view of Hammersteinerwerth from the Rhine looking upstream, with Niederhammerstein on the East bank, Burg Hammerstein beyond and Andernach in the distance
inscribed with locations on the the original mounts
black lead, pen and grey ink, watercolour, grey ink framing lines
each approximately 178 x 281 mm. (7)
A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of the Rhine, looking upstream; A distant view of Hirtzenach from the West Bank of the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Kamp-Bornhofen, Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein on the Rhine, near Bopard Welmenach; and A view of Hammersteinerwerth from the Rhine looking upstream, with Niederhammerstein on the East bank, Burg Hammerstein beyond and Andernach in the distance
inscribed with locations on the the original mounts
black lead, pen and grey ink, watercolour, grey ink framing lines
each approximately 178 x 281 mm. (7)
A top price for Henrick de Leth
The work A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of by Henrick de Leth was sold in the OLD MASTER PICTURES AND DRAWINGS auction at Christies in Amsterdam in November 2003. The »bidding war« ended at EUR 4,780.00 20% above the upper estimate. With this result, A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of is even the most expensive work of art by Henrick de Leth that we have observed at auctions so far.
Ein Spitzenpreis für Henrick de Leth
Die Arbeit A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of von Henrick de Leth wurde im November 2003 in der Auktion OLD MASTER PICTURES AND DRAWINGS bei Christies in Amsterdam versteigert. Das »Bietergefecht« endete beim Preis von EUR 4.780,00 und damit 20% über dem oberen Schätzpreis. Mit diesem Ergebnis ist A view of Kestert, looking upstream; A view of Bad Honningen from the West Bank of the Rhine, Hammersteinerwerth beyond; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the Rhine, looking upstream; A view of Wellmich and Burg Wellmich from the West Bank of sogar das teuerste Kunstwerk von Henrick de Leth, das wir bisher bei Auktionen beobachtet haben.
Henrick de Leth - Auction history
