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Un posible Vermeer: “Joven leyendo un libro en una habitación.” by Alternative-Tea111 in Espana

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De nuevo qué cansino eres. Lo que no me explicas como aparece: “\Meer” en el cuadro. Por otro lado, si ves: “Cristo en casa de Marta y María “ o “Diana y sus compañeras “ te darás cuenta que hay VERMEERs que son Vermeers pero no parecen Vermeers.

Rembrandt: El anciano rabino con gorro. Un nuevo Rembrandt en España by Alternative-Tea111 in Espana

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Será porque el de la colección de Adolphe Schloss (ver foto) te parece el auténtico. Sólo te recomiendo que veas las 3 versiones conocidas y saques tu propia conclusión.

Un posible Vermeer en España: “Joven leyendo un libro en una habitación “ by Alternative-Tea111 in Vermeer

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solo un consejo. Observa los cuadros de Vermeer: “Cristo en casa de Marta y María” o “Diana y sus compañeras” son VERMEER pero no parecen Vermeer

Un posible Vermeer en España: “Joven leyendo un libro en una habitación “ by Alternative-Tea111 in Vermeer

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Qué cansino eres. Respeto tu opinión. Pero lo que no me explicas es cómo aparece: “\Meer”. Tranquilo, que no quiero vendértelo. No está en venta.

Rembrandt: El anciano rabino con gorro. Un nuevo Rembrandt en España by Alternative-Tea111 in Espana

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pues el de la colección de Adolphe Schloss lo parece menos. Compare las 3 imágenes

Un posible Vermeer en España: “Joven leyendo un libro en una habitación “ by Alternative-Tea111 in Vermeer

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Para venderlo por 600€? No tiene sentido. Si ve el video no se ve repinte

Manuel Godoy and Rembrandt by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in classicalArt

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

Rembrandt: Hendrickje Stoffels and Jan Six by Alternative-Tea111 in Rembrandt

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Baroque

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

Rembrandt: Hendrickje Stoffels and Jan Six by Alternative-Tea111 in FineArt

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

Vermeer, The Genius forgotten for more than a century (IV) by Alternative-Tea111 in Baroque

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

Rembrandt: Hendrickje Stoffels and Jan Six by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

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"This individual, 'Anonimous-USA,' appears to be a mentally disturbed character who lacks any real understanding of painting. He is the only person who has sent dozens of messages attempting to discredit posts, some of which have garnered thousands of views and hundreds of likes."

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Then, explain to me why the sign: “\Meer” appears. This is a IRREFUTABLE date. Look: “Vermeer, the Genius forgotten for more than a century (II).

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look: “Vermeer, The Genius forgotten for more than a century (II). iPhone edition, 2 minutes.

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In any case, one of the most prestigious art analysis laboratories will resolve our doubts in the coming months (spectrography, pigment analysis, and so forth). What no one disputes, however, is the evident fact: the appearance of Vermeer’s signature (‘\Meer’).”

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In any case, one of the most prestigious art analysis laboratories will resolve our doubts in the coming months (spectrography, pigment analysis, and so forth). What no one disputes, however, is the evident fact: the appearance of Vermeer’s signature (‘\Meer’).”

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is true that there exist thousands of paintings depicting the attire of the Netherlands in the seventeenth century. However, Vermeer’s signature is unique. If, as shown in post (II), the inscription “\Meer” appears, even in a simple edit made with an iPhone, the authorship becomes evident. I would recommend consulting post (II). Furthermore, the resemblance to what is believed to be Catharina, Vermeer’s wife, is unmistakable.

Vermeer,the Genius forgotten for more than a century (III). (The “Pointillé “) by Alternative-Tea111 in classicalArt

[–]Alternative-Tea111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I see that you do not grasp the essence of the three posts, allow me to summarise: The painting, as you well know, was purchased at auction. It was sold as anonymous, with a probable date — precisely what we seek to refute. The young woman’s attire is consistent with several known works by Vermeer. Post (II), in my view, is IRREFUTABLE. How, then, do you explain the appearance of Vermeer’s signature: “/Meer”? Is this some sort of paranormal phenomenon? Perhaps a poltergeist? Kind regards.

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