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Mocking of Christ

Maker

Workshop of
(artist)
1606-1669

Title

Mocking of Christ

Date of Production

1600 - 1699

Medium

graphite, pen and brown ink, brown wash, white bodycolour on laid paper, laid down on a historic mount

Dimensions

Height: 26 cm
Width: 20.8 cm

Accession Number

D.1932.XX.17

Mode of Acquisition

Katharine Talbot Wallas, gift, 5 November 1932

Credit

The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)

Copyright

Work in the public domain

Location

Not currently on display

Keywords

Provenance

Michael Bryan (1757-1821); by descent to his great-grandson, Graham Wallas (1858-1932); by descent to his sister, Katharine Talbot Wallas (1864-1944); presented to The Courtauld Institute of Art in remembrance of Graham Wallas by his sisters, 5 November 1932

Exhibition History

Dutch drawings from the Witt Collection: Part 2: Other than landscape, The Courtauld Gallery, London, 1976-77 (Nov.-Feb.)

Master Drawings from the Witt and Courtauld Collections, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 17/11/1962-22/12/1962

Literature

Dutch drawings from the Witt Collection: Part 2: Other than landscape, Courtauld Gallery, London, November 1976 - Febr
cat. no. 25

Anthony Blunt and Philip Troutman, Master Drawings from the Witt and Courtauld Collections, 1962
cat. no. 29

Inscriptions

Watermark: centre: large crowned shield containing a Paschal lamb, below is the letter "M" (2.3 cm between chain lines. No match found in Churchill, Heawood, Briquet or Piccard. Also checked against Rembrandt WIRE database, and is similar to Watermarks D.a.a. and D.a.b. but also not a match).

Collector's mark: none.

Inscription: Mount (historic), Recto: lower left, brown ink: “Rembrant: Del.”; lower left corner, graphite, acc. no: “17.32”. Mount (historic), Verso: upper right corner, brown ink: “28”; upper left, graphite: “1/”; centre, brown ink: “Rembrant (Van Ryn) Gerretse. / commonly call’d / Rembrant_ / died in 1674, aged / 68”; lower centre edge, graphite: “15 5/8 x 13 ½”.

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