Winged Figure

Winged FigureThe figure probably derives from Marcantonio Raimondi's engravings after Raphael.

Connell & Sons Ltd) and lot 40 ('Portrait of Miss Morris

A crude imitation based on Ostade's 'Peasants at an Inn' of 1676 at Kassel (HdG427)

called Canaletto

27 June 1980

Although the picture is rejected by Vlieghe as a copy

The painting's original illustrious attribution explains its magnificent carved

Pynacker spent three years in Italy in the 1640s and on his return to Amsterdam became one of the leading Italianate painters in the Netherlands

Noel Desenfans)

but the picture does not seem to be the work of a close follower and probably dates from the late sixteenth century

This is probably a copy after a lost original by Poussin

There is also perhaps some resemblance to the physician Sir Edmund King (1629-1709)

1617-after 1693) who used his father's monogram