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La Virgen del árbol seco

Petrus Christus

c.1465

La Virgen del árbol seco

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Petrus Christus

Petrus Christus was a Flemish artist born in the city of Baerle-Duc, now Baarle- Hertog, whose activity is primarily associated with Bruges. It is not known where Christus trained or the name of his master or masters.

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Petrus Christus

 |  c.1465
Masters neoseries
Characteristics
Technique

High resolution pigment ink on Cotton paper


Format

14.7 x 12.4 cm

Same size as original


Edition What is a Neoseries?

Next unit for sale Nº3

Open edition. Produced on demand

Certificate of authenticity included


Provenance
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M-00125-La-Virgen-del-arbol-seco 12.4 cm 14.7 cm

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Petrus Christus

Petrus Christus was a Flemish artist born in the city of Baerle-Duc, now Baarle- Hertog, whose activity is primarily associated with Bruges. It is not known where Christus trained or the name of his master or masters.

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Thyssen

The Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum is a Madrid art gallery exhibiting the works of old and modern masters. It owes its existence to the lease agreement (1988) and the subsequent acquisition by the Spanish Government (1993), of the most valuable core of the private collection built over seven decades by the Thyssen-Bornemisza family.

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