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Attributed Jacob Taanman 19th C Oil Painting Leicester Oldenbarnevelt
Attributed Jacob Taanman 19th C Oil Painting Leicester Oldenbarnevelt
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Attributed to Dutch artist Jacob Taanman (1836–1923), this substantial 19th-century oil on canvas depicts the historic meeting between Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and Johan van Oldenbarnevelt.
The work features three figures gathered around a document-covered table within a richly detailed period interior. A partial signature is visible at lower right, and the ornate antique gilt frame retains an applied brass plaque marked “J. Taanman.” Previously cataloged at auction as a work by Jacob Taanman; attribution has not been independently authenticated by North Dane.
Canvas measures approximately 34.5” H × 24” W framed size approximately 46” H × 36.5” W.
Antique condition with craquelure, previous repairs, surface wear, and age-related losses to the ornate gilt frame. Please review photographs closely for condition.
The work features three figures gathered around a document-covered table within a richly detailed period interior. A partial signature is visible at lower right, and the ornate antique gilt frame retains an applied brass plaque marked “J. Taanman.” Previously cataloged at auction as a work by Jacob Taanman; attribution has not been independently authenticated by North Dane.
Canvas measures approximately 34.5” H × 24” W framed size approximately 46” H × 36.5” W.
Antique condition with craquelure, previous repairs, surface wear, and age-related losses to the ornate gilt frame. Please review photographs closely for condition.
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