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Study of the Virgin in 'The Assumption'
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1495-1576
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Width: 18.7 cm
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Inscription: Mount (historic), Recto: lower centre, brown ink, Richardson the elder's hand - L.2995/2996: “Coreggio”; lower right, graphite: “811”; lower left, graphite, Witt number: “4386”; lower right, graphite: “5”. Mount (historic), Verso: upper left, graphite, circled: “3”; upper centre, brown ink, Richardson the elder’s hand transcribing Resta-Somers and perhaps his own shelfmarks, L.2983: “L / f 44. / 41. / Zc. 37. / Zn. 43 / Zc. / u.”; upper right, blue crayon, framed in a box: “5”; lower left, graphite: “J Richardson Senr / John Barnard”; lower right, graphite, first number circled: “12 / 15”; lower right, blue crayon: “SP”; lower right, graphite: “Il Sojaro / KTP”. Outer mount (removed, cut down and now in file): left, graphite: “Il Sojaro / Studies for S. Marie di’ Campagna, / Mario di Giampaolo / dic. 1975 ”; right, graphite: “studio per l’Ascenzione / del tamburo di S. Maria / di Campagna / (A. Ballarin – ’75)”.
Collector's mark: Recto: lower centre, stamped in black ink: Sir Jonathan Richardson, the elder (L.2183). Mount (historic), Recto: lower centre, pen and brown ink: Jonathan Richardson, the elder (L.2995/2996); lower right, pen and brown ink: John Barnard (L.1419 or L.1420 – just his initials); lower left, stamped in black ink: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b). Mount (historic), Verso: upper centre, brown ink, transcribed above: Jonathan Richardson, the elder (L.2983).
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