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The Dam and Damrak, Amsterdam

Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts Willem Lormier 1754 The Hague sold [through his sale The Hague July 4 1763 lot 137]; to Balden. Collection Etienne François Choiseul-Stainville Duc de Choiseul et Ambroise (1719-1785) Paris sold [through J.F. Boileau Paris April 6-10 1772 lot 74 as “Van der Heiden”]; to [J.F. Bolieau] sold (?); to Dubois de Courval sold [through Folliot Delalande Fournier May 11 1789 lot. No. 10 as Jean Vander Heyden]. Aleksander Andreyevich Prince Bezborodko (1747 – 1799) Saint Petersburg 1783 (?) by descent; to his brother 1800 by descent; to Countess Liubov Il'inichna Kusheleva (née Bezborodko) (1783-1809) the daughter of Prince Bezborodko by descent; to Grigorii (1801-1855) her son as part of Collection Georg Count Kushelev-Bezborodko sold [through Durand-Ruel Paris June 5 1869 lot 4 as by Gérard Berkeyden]. Collection Edwards sold [through Hôtel Drouot Paris May 25 1905 lot 2 as “Un Quai à Amsterdam” by Gérard Berkheyden (Lugt 63248)] to Féral. [Julius Böehler Munich through James Loeb] [1] sold; to Paul Moritz Warburg (1868-1932) New York NY October 1909 by descent; to his son James P. Warburg (1896-1969); to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Grimson (née Bettina Warburg sister of James P. Warburg) gift; to Fogg Art Musum 1968. Notes [1] James Loeb is a relative of Paul M. Warburg’s wife Nina J. Loeb. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Grimson

Jan van der Heyden (Artist) Adriaen van de Velde (Artist) Gerrit Adriaensz Berckheyde (Previous attribution)

c. 1663 17th century 1658 1668

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