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Man and Woman at Table

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Department of Drawings Anthony Westcombe (died 1752) (Lugt 202); to Bernard Granville by descent; until sold [through Puttick and Simpson London December 22 1857 part of lot 54-6 (as A. van Ostade]); to Hermann. Sold [through Christie's Amsterdam November 26 1984 lot 42 (as I. van Ostade and Dusart)]; to Maida and George S. Abrams Boston The Maida and George Abrams Collection Fogg Art Museum Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts Promised Gift
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