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Lot 25 · British and Continental Pictures

Joseph sold into Slavery

Follower of Jacob de Wet

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Estimate
£200–£300 hammer ≈ $330–$495
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — British and Continental Pictures, London (South Kensington) · 14 January 1999
Record ID
TB-2026-6599210
Record
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Follower of Jacob de Wet, Joseph sold into Slavery. Christie's, 14 Jan 1999, lot 25. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-6599210.

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Follower of Jacob de Wet, Joseph sold into Slavery. Christie's, 14 Jan 1999, lot 25. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-6599210.

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From the same sale British and Continental Pictures · Jan 1999

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The Artist's Studio Harold Schiodte (1852-1924) £500–£700
Waves breaking on a Beach L. Courbeau, early 20th Century £180–£200
Soldiers recounting Tales in a Tavern Circle of Adolf Seel (1829-1907) £400–£600
Roses in a Glass Vase Alphonse Bourgine, 19th Century £500–£700
A young Lady seated at a Casement with a Dog and a Cat Italian School, Early 20th Century £300–£400
Irisis, Daisies and Bullrushes English School, 19th Century £700–£1,000

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