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Vilhelm Hammershöi

(Denmark, 1864-1916)
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Vilhelm Hammershöi, A writing table and a young woman in an interior.
Estimate
3 000 000 - 3 500 000 SEK
265 000 - 309 000 EUR
276 000 - 322 000 USD
Hammer price
2 750 000 SEK
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Vilhelm Hammershöi
(Denmark, 1864-1916)

A writing table and a young woman in an interior

Signed VH. Painted in 1900. Canvas 47 x 48 cm.

Provenance

Earlier in the collections of dentist Alfred Bramsen, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Exhibitions

Den Frie Udstilling, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1900.

Commeter's Kunstausstellung, Hamburg, Germany.

Guildhall Art Gallery, London, "Exhibition of the Works of Danish Painters", 1907 (under the title "The writing table (with a young girl)", owner Dr. Alfred Bramsen).

Literature

Sophus Michaëlis and Alfred Bramsen, "Wilhelm Hammershöi -Kunstneren og hans vaerk", 1918, catalogued page 97 as number 202 (under the title "Stue").

More information

Frame on verso indistinctly inscribed: "Dr Alfr. Bramsen...".