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The Adoration of the Christ Child
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Department of Drawings
Pieter Jan Christoffel Klaarhamer (1874-1954) Utrecht [1]; to his estate; to Floris Bremmer The Hague 1974 by descent; to Mrs. A. A. Bremmer-Hollmann The Hague sold [through her sale Amsterdam Christie’s 12 December 1990 lot 251]. Marian E. David New York sold; to [Battledore Ltd (Dennis M. V. David and Justin K. Schiller) Kingston New York 1993] sold; to William W. Robinson and Kathryn K. Robinson Newton Massachusetts October 1993 gift; to Havard Art Museums 2016
Notes
[1] Klaarhamer was an architect and furniture designer who often collaborated with Van der Leck and shared a studio with him around the time the drawing was produced.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Kathryn Charlotte Lillian and William W. Robinson in honor of Clifford S. Ackley
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