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Johnson Manuscript page (loose sheet) - feet and statue of faun with scabillum
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Width: 16 cm
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cat. no. 28
van der Meulen, Marjorie, Rubens copies after the Antique (CRLB), 3 vols, London 1994
vol. II, pp. 31-32
Fig. p. vol. III, fig. 10
Jaffé, Michael, Van Dyck's Antwerp Sketchbook, London 1966
vol. I, pp. 45-47, 97n64
Fig. p. vol. I, fig. LXXXIII
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Inscription: Recto: lower centre, grey ink with a correction in brown: “scabilli ni fallor rectè / sunt in statua antiqua / quae extat florentiae apud magnum / ducem Etruriae. Lutatiús ad illud statii / et ad inspirata rotari buxa / buxa tibia vel scabillum quod in sacris / tibicines pede sonare consueverunt / hinc crepitus scabillorum apud suetonium et Arnobium / Carolus tamen langius Scabillos putat esse scalme?en [this corrected in brown ink] / scaliger in copam cascabillos hispanorum cui adiungit / se casaubonus ad suetonium salmasias vera scabilla putat esse / que pedibus terebantur"; lower right corner, graphite, very faint: "2" [?].
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