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“Cavalry Engagement between European and Ottoman Troops,” follower of Jan van Huchtenburg (Haarlem 1647–1733 Amsterdam) Oil on canvas, with relining. A metal plaque on the lower frame rail inscribed “Jan van HUCHTENBURG (1646–1733). / The Turks before Pressburg.” Inscribed on the back of the stretcher: “Property of / Dr. Joisten / Aachen, Lochnerstr. 21.” A cavalry skirmish set before fortified architecture featuring a tower and a stone arch bridge spanning a body of water; densely packed horsemen and combatants in European and Ottoman attire; in the center, a white horse seen from behind; in the foreground, combatants and horses lying on the ground; in the middle ground, flags, polearms, and wisps of smoke. Paint layer with pronounced, predominantly fine-meshed craquelure. Several small punctures and isolated areas of paint loss along the edges and in the sky. Minor retouching in the sky and in the marginal areas. Numerous traces of rubbing and scratching in the dark areas of the painting. Frame with numerous cracks and open breaks in the relief ornamentation, especially in the corners, as well as chips and loss of paint. Painting dimensions 65.5 × 81.5 cm, frame dimensions 77 × 98 cm. Condition: II–III
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