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| Keywords: Willem de Poorter - St. Paul and St. Barnabus at Lystra - 2011.13 - Minneapolis Institute of Arts.jpg man in white with long grey beard at left center accompanied by man in mint green; both figures wear laurel wreaths; man in white stands behind an altar with burning twigs; three kneeling women at right center with chicken and gold pitcher; silver objects and branches below altar; several other kneeling figures at left; standing figures including two musicians and cow behind; ruined sculpture in LRC; sculpture on tall pedestal behind main figures; buildings close behind background figures 21 1/2 x 31 1/2 in 54 61 x 80 01 cm sight 30 1/4 x 40 1/2 in 76 84 x 102 87 cm outer frame 2011 13 https //api artsmia org/images/111619/4604/large jpg Q1700481 Oil on panel Collection Colonel Robert Alexander Ogibly 1850-1902 Ardnargle Limavady and Pellipar House Dungiven; Sale London Christie's April 28 1922 lot 94 as Willem de Poorter 'A Sacrifice The corner of a town with a priest standing before and altar sacrificing Numerous figures briging their offerings ' Signed and dated 1636 to HIbbard; Art dealer Max Wolff Amsterdam before 1928; Collection Jesaia Hakker 1882-1946 Amsterdam 1928; Looted by the Nazi authorities after May 1940; Bank Lippmann Rosenthal Co Amsterdam; Sale Amsterdam Mak van Waay April 14 1942 no 22 illustrated as Offerfeest Sacrifice bought by Ter Meulen; Art expert and dealer Dr Hans Herbst official agent for the planned Führermuseum at Linz Vienna; Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna; Recovered in 1951 by Dienst voor's - Rijks Verspreide Kunstvoorwerpen later named Rijksdienst Beeldende Kunst The Hague inv no NK-2786 ; On loan to Schilderijenzaal Prins Willem V The Hague 1977; On loan to the Rijksmuseum Het Catharijneconvent Utrecht 1991 inv no RMCC S-138 ; Restituted by the Dutch government to the heirs of Jesaia Hakker in 2007; Haboldt Co by 2011; Purchased by MIA St Paul and St Barnabus at Lystra https //collections artsmia org/index php page detail id 111619 Q20891794 | ||||
