Attributed to Antoon WILLEMSENS (active in Antwerp between 1649/50 and 1672/73)
Christ carrying his cross 
Copper on frame 
Monogrammed lower left AW ..F
Unframed
59.6 x 77 cm
Old restorations

Signed in the same way as our copper, Jesus parmi les docteurs (Christie's Monaco sale 12/4/1992, no. 26, copper 65.8 x 86, signed A.W. IN.F) was the first painting to be offered a new attribution to Antoon Willemsens after having long been attributed to Arthus Wolfaert (1581-1641); Gregory Martin (in Apollo February 1993, pp. 97-101), in turn proposed to separate Abraham from Antoon Willemsens (registered with the Antwerp Guild in 1649-50), differentiating the production of paintings, generally on copper, sometimes of large dimensions, bearing the monogram AW.
Live Tuesday 25 November 2025・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 8

Attributed to Antoon WILLEMSENS (active in Antwerp between 1649/50 and 1672/73) Christ carrying his cross Copper on frame Monogrammed lower left AW ..F Unframed 59.6 x 77 cm Old restorations Signed in the same way as our copper, Jesus parmi les docteurs (Christie's Monaco sale 12/4/1992, no. 26, copper 65.8 x 86, signed A.W. IN.F) was the first painting to be offered a new attribution to Antoon Willemsens after having long been attributed to Arthus Wolfaert (1581-1641); Gregory Martin (in Apollo February 1993, pp. 97-101), in turn proposed to separate Abraham from Antoon Willemsens (registered with the Antwerp Guild in 1649-50), differentiating the production of paintings, generally on copper, sometimes of large dimensions, bearing the monogram AW.

Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
Attributed to Antoon WILLEMSENS (active in Antwerp between 1649/50 and 1672/73) Christ carrying his cross Copper on frame Monogrammed lower left AW ..F Unframed 59.6 x 77 cm Old restorations Signed in the same way as our copper, Jesus parmi les docteurs (Christie's Monaco sale 12/4/1992, no. 26, copper 65.8 x 86, signed A.W. IN.F) was the first painting to be offered a new attribution to Antoon Willemsens after having long been attributed to Arthus Wolfaert (1581-1641); Gregory Martin (in Apollo February 1993, pp. 97-101), in turn proposed to separate Abraham from Antoon Willemsens (registered with the Antwerp Guild in 1649-50), differentiating the production of paintings, generally on copper, sometimes of large dimensions, bearing the monogram AW.
Sale Tuesday 25 November 2025・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 4 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris