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DocumentSale Catalog N-277
Auction HouseSchley (Philippus); Vries (Jeronimo) -- from catalog: Philippus van der Schley; Jeroni8mo de Vries
Sale LocationHuize Roos, het Huis met de Hoofden, Keizersgracht, tussen de Heerenstraat en de Leliegracht, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Seller(s)from catalog: nagelaten door den heer Joannes Baptista Fratacolla
Lugt Number8353
NotesLDBa and EBNP both give the totals as fl. 7289.14.

Rudd Priem (Simiolus, 1997, p.162) gives Fratacolla's dates as 1736-1812. His profession is still unknown. Although he does not seem to have bought under his own name, many of the pictures from the present sale can be traced to a variety of auctions between 1802 and at least 1809. The prices paid were generally not large, and the most expensive so far identified was 200 fl. paid in 1803 for an interior thought to be by Jan Vermeer of Delft. When resold in the present sale it fetched only 130 fl. and was later re-attributed to an eighteenth-century artist Isaac Koedijck, under whose name it managed to fetch a much better price in 1817. The only painting to fetch a reasonably high price in the present sale was no.2, a small landscape by Jan and Andries Both that fetched 1026 fl., a figure that far exceeded everything else in the sale. (It is most recently recorded as being in the collection of the Earl of Haddington.) Only one other picture has been traced: no.5 an interior by Brekelencam is now in the Michaelis Collection in the Old Town House, Cape Town, South Africa. (Notes by B. Fredericksen)
Catalog Location(s)RKDH Auctioneer's copy, annot. with all buyers and prices on interleaved pages. It belonged to the dealer Roos.
LBDa Auctioneer's copy, annot. with all buyers and prices on interleaved pages.
EBNP Auctioneer's copy, annot. with all buyers and prices on interleaved pages.
AA I Annot. with all buyers and prices for the paintings. The remainder has just a few buyers and prices.
BMPL Annot. with most buyers and all prices for the paintings and drawings. The prints are not annot.
MPA Annot. in pencil with many buyers and prices.
ESP Not annot. It was formerly BMB.
AA II Not annot.
RMA Not annot.
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