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Artist market profile

Thomas de Keyser

Dutch, b. 1596 – 1667

Works: 115
Lots, last 12 months: 3
Market cap: $3.9M

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Portrait of a gentleman, bust-length, in a brown doublet and ruff, 1627
Portrait of a silversmith, though to be Christian van Vianen, 1630
Portrait of a lady, seated three-quarter-length, in a black dress with red slashed sleeves, lace cuffs and a ruff
Portrait of a silversmith, probably Christiaen van Vianen (1600-1667) or Simon Andriesz. Valckenier (1609-1672), 1630
Portrait of A Silversmith, Probably Christian Van Vianen (1600-67), 1630
Group portrait of three gentlemen, 1635

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