The condition of lots can vary widely and the nature of the lots sold means that they are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.

The panel has been cradled on the reverse. The varnish is clear, if somewhat yellowed, and the paint stable on the support. A fine craquelure is visible in natural light. Two vertical hairline cracks measuring approximately 8 inches in length extend upward from the bottom edge. Some scattered, now discolored retouching to close the vertical wood grain is visible in natural light, notably in the green tablecloth. Inspection under ultraviolet light reveals scattered fine touches, particularly in the torso and face of Saint Jerome, as well as retouching to three scratches, one in the landscape, another extending downward from the window ledge to Saint Jerome’s upper arm and a third extending through his proper left breast into the red binding of the book. The painting is in fair condition and can be displayed in its current state, according to taste.