View of the Temple of Vesta at Tivoli, Jan Asselijn (possibly), c. 1636 - c. 1644

…; ? sale, Isaac Walraven (1686-1765, Amsterdam), Amsterdam (H. de Winter), 14 October 1765, Album M, no. 696 (‘J. Asselyn, alias Krabbetje. Een gezicht van den Tempel te Tivoli, met Oostind. Inkt gewassen.’), fl. 10;{Copy RKD.} …; ? anonymous sale, Haarlem (A. Vermande et al.), 6 May 1811 sqq., Album A, no. 53 (‘Twee stuks, een oude Tempel met O.I. door Asselyn en een Landschap door V.L. Vinne’), with nos. 51-52, fl. 6 for all three, to ‘Claterbos’;{RKDexcerpts.} …; ? anonymous sale, Amsterdam (J. Nepveu and A. Zalm), 3 April 1837 sqq., Album U, no. 1 (‘De Ruine van eene Romeinsche tempel, door J. Asselijn’), fl. 4:25:-, to ‘Hulswit’;{Copy RKD.} …; ? sale, Adriaan van der Willigen (1766-1841, Rotterdam and Haarlem) and Dr Adriaan van der Willigen Pz (1810-1876, Haarlem), The Hague (A.G. de Visser), 7 October 1874, no. 4, fl. 2, to ‘W’ (?);{Copy RKD.}; …; from Michael Miller Lucy Vivante Fine Arts Inc., New York, $4,400, to the museum (L. 2228), 1998

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