17th Century Flemish School, Jephthah's Daughter # Rubens, # Antwerp)

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Object description :

"17th Century Flemish School, Jephthah's Daughter # Rubens, # Antwerp)"

This beautiful Flemish painting from the early seventeenth century depicts Jephthah's daughter. This work is painted on a reinforced oak panel.
We can attribute this painting to an artist from Antwerp, because the panel has been struck on the reverse by a hot iron, which has left the mark of a three-towered castle surmounted by two hands (the coat of arms of the city of Antwerp). This is a control mark of the guild of Saint Luke in Antwerp, which was compulsory from 1470.
Measurements with frame: 85 cm x 93 cm

Price: 3 500 €

Artist: Ecole Flamande (entourage De Rubens)
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition

Width: 74 cm
Height: 66 cm

Reference: 1012260