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Mythological scene
Maker
1522-1594
Formerly attributed to
(artist)
1510-1576
Formerly attributed to
(artist)
1500-1560
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Width: 48 cm
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Literature
p. 240, 242-43, 249.
fig. 293
Faietti, Marzia, 'Giulio Bonasone disegnatore' in 'Grafica 'dArte', 2000 - pp. 2-10; 44
p. 8
Inscriptions
Inscription: Recto: lower centre edge, brown ink, partially abraded: “un Roman [?]”. Mount (removed, cut down and part now in file): graphite, opinion of Jacob Bean: “Jean Cousin the Elder / or The Younger / (J.B) //”. Mount (removed, part in box of mounts from P&D), Recto: lower centre, graphite, much abraded and difficult to read: “Count Vries [these first two words crossed out] Lord St Helens, Barnard Coll / Giulio Romano / Lord St helens / Italian can [...] Coll //”; lower left, dark brown ink: “339.”; lower right, inside window on backboard, graphite: “Luca Cambiaso (called Cangiagio) / born near Genoa 1527; died in Spain 1585. / "His drawings hold high rank in the portfolios of collectors." / Bryan's Dictionary. //”; lower right, graphite: “Giulio BONASONE”. Mount (removed, part in box of mounts from P&D), Verso: centre, cut off: “[...]pen”.
Collector's mark: Recto: lower left corner, blindstamped: Count Moriz von Fries (L.2903). Mount (removed, part in box of mounts from P&D), Recto: lower left, stamped in black ink: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b).
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