Kneeling Man in a Turban and Heavy Robes, Rembrandt van Rijn (school of), c. 1650 - c. 1665

...; collection Graf Samuel von Festetits (1806-62), Vienna (L. 926), 1851;{According to an inscription on the drawing.} ? his sale, Vienna (Artaria et al.), 11 April 1859 sqq., Album II, possibly no. 43, as Rembrandt van Rijn (‘Eine Figur.’);...; collection Johan II, Prince of Liechtenstein (1840-1929), Vaduz, by 1906;{According to Hofstede de Groot 1906a, p. 353, no. 1505.} by descent to his grandnephew Franz Josef II, Prince of Liechtenstein (1909-89), Vaduz;{According to L. 4398.} sold through the mediation of the dealer W. Feilchenfeldt, Zürich, 1947-48;{Zürich 1972, unpag. introduction; Feilchenfeldt’s former employer P. Cassirer is mentioned as the dealer by mistake, in coll. cat. 1985, p. 174, no. 81.}...; donated by Schaffhausen Council, Switzerland, as manner of Rembrandt, to the museum, 1951

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