Also known as Bartholomeus Meulenaer, Bartholomeus Molenaer is presented as a painter and as the brother of Klaes Molenaer. A directory places his life around 1618–1650 and associates him with the Dutch Golden Age.
This profile brings together identity references for Bartholomeus Molenaer and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
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Works recorded at auction
Photograph : Schuler · Enlarge image ↗
Schuler · Lot 3103
Musizierende, singende und trinkende bäuerliche Gesellschaft an einem Tisch
Oil on wood
Original catalogue wording
Musizierende, singende und trinkende bäuerliche Gesellschaft an einem Tisch Öl auf Holz
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