Jan Augustini Degelenkamp (Dutch, 1725-1772) and Hendrick Budde (Dutch

both signed l.r., with one inscribed 'Victor Amadeus' u.c., watercolour, 47.8 x 30.5cm and 46.6 x 29.6cm; mounted together as one 66.5 x 81.5cm; unframed, Hendrick Budde was a member of the Haarlem painters' Guild in 1725 and later moved to Friesland. All of his surviving identified works, which are dated between 1727 and 1731, depict ornate and flamboyant hyacinths - a flower that became increasingly popular in the Netherlands and France during the 18th century. Alongside his work as a painter of botanical studies, Jan Augustini Degelenkamp also was known as a decorator and painter of interiors, the most notable surviving fragment of which can be seen in the Museum van de Geest in Haarlem. Condition Report, Condition Report, Both works are stuck down to the mounts by their top edges. Time staining and foxing are visible to the sheets, with brown speckling present in places. Handling creases and rubbing are evident, particularly to the van Loo drawing. The main images remain fresh in colour and in stable condition. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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