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- Dorotheum — Old Master Paintings · 15 December 2023
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- TB-2026-13850951
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Follower Of Pieter Aertsen, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 15 Dec 2023, lot 110. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-13850951.
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Follower Of Pieter Aertsen, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 15 Dec 2023, lot 110. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-13850951.
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From the same sale Old Master Paintings · Dec 2023
Comparable results nearest sold works, same medium & price band
| Artist | Lot | vs. estimate | Result USD, incl. premium | Sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Italian School, 17th Century | Portrait of a man surprised, possibly a self-portrait of the | $10,080 | Sotheby's, Jan 2022 | |
| Dutch School, 18th Century | Portrait of a Young Boy | Sotheby's, Jun 2026 | ||
| Italian School, 17th Century | Two apples (Malus domestica) | Christie's, Jul 2023 | ||
| Dutch School, 18th Century | [no title recorded] | Dorotheum, Nov 2021 | ||
| German School, 18th Century | Portrait of a man looking through a magnifying glass | Sotheby's, Jan 2022 | ||
| Follower Of Pieter Aertsen | The Last Supper | Christie's, Jul 1998 | ||
| Dutch School, 18th Century | Trompe l’œil with a thrush hanging from a nail and a pinned | Sotheby's, Jul 2022 | ||
| Dutch School, 18th Century | Hercules and Antaeus | Christie's, Dec 2022 |
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