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Tapestry depicting a Hunting Scene

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Tapestry depicting a Hunting Scene

Artist/ Creator
Anonymous
Title
Tapestry depicting a Hunting Scene
Year
18th century
Technique
Wool and silk
Size
205 x 201 cm
Inventorynumber
2.0019
Category
Applied art

Museum

Stadsmuseum Woerden

Conclusion

Who owned this tapestry before it was acquired by Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie is no longer known.

Explanation

During the war, the tapestry was kept in the safe at Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie (Netherlands Institute for Art History) in The Hague. It is unclear who the owner was and why it was kept there. Dr H. Gerson, who worked at RKD at the time, gave permission for the tapestry to be hung elsewhere. It was included in the Museum Acquisitions 1940-1948 report (Amsterdam 1999).

Reconstruction origin

Before 1945
Netherlands Institute for Art History, The Hague

Museum inventory; Museum Acquisitions 1940-1948 report, Amsterdam, 1999

Before 1979 <> 1988-05-09
Kamstra-Stumpel family(collection)

Museum inventory; Museum Acquisitions 1940-1948 report, Amsterdam, 1999

1988-05-09
Donated to the museum by Mrs Kamstra

Museum inventory; Museum Acquisitions 1940-1948 report, Amsterdam, 1999

1988-05-09 <> present day
Stadsmuseum