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Procession in battle
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1499-1543
Formerly attributed to
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1511-1551
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Width: 25.3 cm
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Inscription: Mount (historic), Recto: lower right, graphite: [an arrow] “Thos Hudson”; lower right edge, grey-brown ink: “PC”; lower right corner, graphite: “8”. Mount (historic), Verso: upper left corner, graphite, hard to read: “[…] Oaks”; centre, graphite, the illegible name in brackets in red chalk: “2667/No12 / Caldara, Polidoro, called / Polidoro da Caravaggio. / Milanese 1492 + 1543 / “One of the most illustrious disciples of Raphael” / with collectors mark: TH: Thos Hudson / also “ “ “ : BD: Dr Barry Delany. / A Collection / “ “ “ “ (Sir […]ley) P.E / (Dr Barry Delany)” [the last above the collector’s mark to which it refers]. Mount (removed, cut down, now in file), graphite: “1722 / ex Polidoro Caravaggio / Italian 1490/1500-1543 / Colls. T. Hudson / Barry Delany / PC / Pupini / B. Pupini (Lanfranco / Ravelli) Pupini / T.O. //”.
Label: Mount (historic), Recto, printed in black ink: “From the Hudson Collection.”. Mount (historic), Verso: lower left, printed in black ink: “Thomas Hudson, eminent portrait painter and collector. / He was the scholar of Jonathan Richardson, and became / his son-in-law. He was the preceptor of Sir Joshua / Reynolds. Born in 1705, died 1779. //”.
Collector's mark: Recto: lower right corner, stamped in black ink: Thomas Hudson (L.2432). Mount (historic), Recto: lower left corner, stamped in black ink: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b). Mount (historic), Verso: lower centre, pen and brown ink: Barry Delany (L.350).
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