Douwes Fine Art B.V.
Douwes Fine Art, the oldest family-owned art business in the world, established in 1770 and now in its 8th and 9th generation. Douwes Fine Art offers five centuries of paintings, works on paper and sculpture: Dutch (including original Rembrandt prints), Flemish, French, Russian, Modern and non-European (including Africanists and contemporary Chinese) art. Our unique collection of quality art is the result of over 250 years of expertise in buying art as well as our knowledge of the conservation and restoration of important works of art. The gallery is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday and by appointment.
Douwes Fine Art B.V.
Douwes Fine Art, the oldest family-owned art business in the world, established in 1770 and now in its 8th and 9th generation. Douwes Fine Art offers five centuries of paintings, works on paper and sculpture: Dutch (including original Rembrandt prints), Flemish, French, Russian, Modern and non-European (including Africanists and contemporary Chinese) art. Our unique collection of quality art is the result of over 250 years of expertise in buying art as well as our knowledge of the conservation and restoration of important works of art. The gallery is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday and by appointment.
Barent Avercamp
'Skaters, Kolf players, elegant ladies and gentlemen, children playing, a horse-drawn sledge and ice-bound boats on a frozen moat, outside the walls of IJsselstein', on panel, 56,5 x 89 cm, signed (l.l. on the sledge), painted circa 1645-1655
Kees van Dongen
‘The artists Maurice Vlaminck et André Derain in Collioure, France’, pencil and watercolour on paper, 19,5 x 14 cm, circa 1949
Konstantin Matveevich Lomykin, possibly together with his daughter Elena
'Two ballerinas in red', pastel and crayon on paper, 81 x 65 cm, signed and dated 1978
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Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn
'A Scholar in his study (‘Faust’)', Etching with drypoint and burin on soft oatmeal paper, 21,4 x 16,3 cm, circa 1652