Pen & brown ink on wove drawing paper, landscape with rocky outcropping and trees, attributed to/in the manner of* Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890). Signed. 11 3/8 x 14 5/8 inches. Very good condition, with no apparent damage or repairs. Unframed for inspection and shipping.

Provenance: Ex-collection Madame Renee de Houx, Paris, who presumably acquired the drawing from Lucien Daudet. Lucien Daudet, an artist and friend of Pierre Renoir, was the son of Alphonse and Julia Daudet, who were friendly with van Gogh's brother, Theo. The former owner, now deceased, apparently acquired the drawing from Madame de Houx sometime prior to 1980.

One of the largest van Gogh-ascribed drawings we have ever offered.

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