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Nymph - after Giulio Romano
Maker
1700-1799
Formerly attributed to
(artist)
1684-1721
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Width: 32.8 cm
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Literature
I, p. 304 under no. 49
as an inferior copy after Romano
Rosenberg, Pierre and Louis-Antoine Prat, Antoine Watteau, 1684-1721: catalogue raisonné des dessins, Milan 1996
vol. III, no. R 227
rejected as by Wattea
Seilern, Count Antoine, Paintings and drawings of Continental Schools other than Flemish and Italian at 56 Princes Gate, London SW7, London 1961; III
no. 225
pl. L
as French School, 18th century, dated 1st half of 18th century ...More
Parker, K.T. and Jacques Mathey, Antoine Watteau: catalogue complet de son oeuvre dessiné, Paris 1957
vol. I, no. 269 ...Less
Inscriptions
Collector's mark: none.
Inscription: Recto: lower left, grey ink, written over graphite, and with another word (possibly the same word) written below in graphite, now hidden beneath the mount border: "Auberi" or "Aubenz" [Seilern thought the word written below was "Rubenz" but it clearly looks to be the same word repeated as above]; lower right corner, graphite: "151" [Seilern misread this as "181"]. Mount (historic), Verso: lower left, graphite: “B.1084”; lower right, graphite: “Rubens?”.
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