Den Otter Fine Art
Booth N°18
Jonathan, with over 15 years of experience in the art world and a particular interest in works on paper, founded Den Otter Fine Art in 2021.
After studying art history in Leiden and Amsterdam, Jonathan joined Christie’s prints department in London in 2014, where he worked for seven years. Shortly afterwards, he became a cataloguer, then a specialist and sales manager in the old master drawings department. In this capacity, Jonathan worked on the I.Q. van Regteren Altena sale (2014-2015), the largest collection of Dutch & Flemish drawings on the market in decades, which sold for over €20 million, and the Old Masters/New Scholars: Works of Art Sold to Benefit Rugby School (2018), which included Lucas van Leyden’s drawing of a young man, which sold for over €13 million, and the Italian Drawings from the Robert Landolt Collection sale (2020). The gallery specialises in old master prints and drawings, as well as 19th-century, modern and contemporary works on paper. Clients are welcome to visit the gallery by appointment.
Since its inception, Jonathan has sold to various institutions, including: Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum, Rotterdam; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Institute of Fine Arts, Minneapolis; Courtauld Gallery, London; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Artists presented at the Paris Print Fair
ALBRECHT DÜRER
REMBRANDT HARMENSZ. VAN RIJN
WALLERANT VAILLANT
RAPHAEL SADELER
HERMAN SWANEVELT
JACQUES GAMELIN
NICOLAAS VERKOLJE
CORNELIS PLOOS VAN AMSTEL
ALEXANDER VER HUELL
JAN WEISSENBRUCH
WILLEM WITSEN
Information
Randweg 80
3074 BR
Rotterdam
the Netherlands
+31 650 56 06 09
jonathan@denotterfineart.com
Albrecht Dürer (Nürenberg 1471-1528)
Nemesis (The Great Fortune)
signed with monogram ‘AD’
engraving, watermark High Crown (M. 20)
32.7 x 22.6 cm
Bartsch 77; Meder 72; Hollstein 72; Schoch Mende Sherbaum 33, A good Meder II b impression
Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (Leiden 1606-1669 Amsterdam)
Saint Jerome kneeling in prayer, looking down
signed and dated ‘Rembrandt/ f. 1635’ (in the plate)
etching
11.6 x 8.1 cm
Bartsch 102; Hollstein 140; The New Hollstein 142, first state (of two)
Alexander Ver Huell (Doesburg 1822-1897 Arnhem)
An album containing 30 proof impressions for various publications
signed and inscribed ‘Aan/ WelEdelgeboren Heer/ F.H.J. Mijnssen/ Souvenir van 1890/ juist vijftig jaar geleen/ zag ‘t levenslicht/ mijn eersten hersenkind/ Aanvullig wicht./ A. ver Huell’ and variously inscribed on each lithograph and with various inscriptions by Ver Huell on the blank pages opposite the lithographs, bound in an album with lettering ‘A.V.H./ XXX/ PROEFDRUKKEN’
lithographs
27.6 x 37.2 cm
Undescribed
Provenance:
François Henri Jacques Mijnssen (1872-1954) (with his label pasted into the album).