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| Status: The object has gaps in its provenance between 1933-1945. This does not necessarily mean it is looted. |
Provenance
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- Gallery E.J. Van Wisselingh & Co., Amsterdam (1)
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| Additional Information |
Likely to have belonged to an Anglophone collector before 1946, possibly in England or the United States, as the inscriptions on the back of the canvas regarding placement in a room are all in English ("DINING ROOM", "BACK OF DOOR" and "1 TOP").
One of two nearly identical paintings by Gauguin, this one probably given by the artist in 1882 to Emile Armand Bertaux, Paris.
If you can provide any information about the provenance of this object, please contact the address below. |
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| Reference Material |
| (1) R.H. Hubbard, The National Gallery of Canada Catalogue of Paintings and Sculpture, vol. II, Modern European Schools, Ottawa, National Gallery of Canada, 1959, p. 28, repr. |
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| Source of Information |
| National Gallery of Canada |
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