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16. century
1550Gregorian
1599
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10 July 2022
The Card Players (English)
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(Van Diemen Gallery, Berlin, by 1923); (sold, Christie's, London, 20 May 1926, no. 269, as by Van Leyden); bought by Asscher and Welker, London). [1] Acquired from "Sarasota" 19 November 1928 by (Galerie Julius Böhler, Munich).[2] (Tomas Harris Gallery, London, by 1935).[3] Private Collection, Switzerland, by 1945.[4] (Frederick Mont, New York); sold 18 October 1951 to the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, New York;[5] gift 1961 to NGA. (English)
6 April 2024
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7 October 2022
1961.9.27
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60.9 centimetre
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55.2 centimetre
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43C512
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46B31
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31D14
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31D15
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The Card Players after Lucas van Leyden
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