German School (XIX) - Trinkender Kavalier mit Korbflasche

Drinking cavalier with a wicker bottle Oil on wood, not signed WORK A cavalier in a 17th-century costume raises a bulbous, braided bottle and drinks from it. He wears a broad-brimmed hat with a blue-and-white feather, a yellow doublet with a lace collar and lace cuffs, a metal ruff, a sword hanging from the belt, red knee breeches, and gaiter boots with spurs. At his feet stand two bottles, behind them a dark interior into which light falls from the right. Small cabinet-format in the style of 19th-century costume-genre painting, with a loose, fluid brushwork. Technique: oil on wooden panel, back side with eased edges Dimensions: 19.6 x 13.5 cm, panel 0.5 cm thick; unframed Weight: 70 g Signature: none; undated Back: wood with remnants of an old paper mounting, top an ink inscription in numerals (about “1.14”), at the edges small nail holes from a previous frame CONDITION Good. The left edge of the panel is slightly set back in the upper quarter (a small step in the wood). Please view the photos as part of the description. SHIPPING Flat and padded packaging. Pickup in Helmstedt possible.

Estimate:£167.7

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