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Architectural and figure studies (recto)
Architectural and figure studies (verso)
Maker
1500-1599
Formerly attributed to
(artist)
1563-1610
Title
Architectural and figure studies (verso)
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Width: 18.7 cm
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cat. no. 8
Borenius, Tancred and Rudolf Wittkower, Catalogue of the collection of drawings by the old masters formed by Sir Robert Mond, London 1937
no. 263
Inscriptions
Inscription: The sheet is filled with brown ink inscriptions including numbers; as they were written first and the sketches were then drawn over them, most of them are obscured and very difficult to read. Recto: upper centre edge: “allo gdino an3 di […]”; upper right corner: “L 2 BcanZ[…] / 422 / 7 S / m / ny / 2 x 4 / x 10 & //”; etc. Same on the verso, numerous inscriptions difficult to decipher. Verso: centre and again at lower centre edge on added strip of paper, graphite: “427”.
Collector's mark: Recto: lower right corner, stamped in black ink: Richard Cosway (L.628). Verso: lower left, stamped in brown ink: Sir Robert Ludwig Mond (L.2813a).
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