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AIGUIERE EN EMAIL PEINT POLYCHROME A REHAUTS D'OR REPRESENTANT MOISE FAISANT JAILLIR L'EAU DU ROCHER
ATTRIBUEE A JEAN COURT, DEUXIEME MOITIE DU XVIEME SIECLE
Le bec décoré de rinceaux dorés et d'une frise de feuilles d'acanthe, la partie supérieure ornée d'une procession bacchique, la partie inférieure illustrant Moïse, d'autres personnages et des animaux, reposant sur un pied évasé décoré de feuilles d'acanthe, de guirlandes et de masques; restaurations
Hauteur: 27.7 cm. (11 in.)
來源
Collection Anthony de Rothschild.
Collection J. et S. Goldschmidt, vers 1913, Francfort.
Collection W. von Pannwitz, vers 1925, Haarlem.
Collection Rosenberg & Stiebel, New York.
Collection M. Hubert de Givenchy, Paris.
Galerie J. Kugel, Paris.
出版
Otto van Falke, Die Kunstsammlung von Pannwitz, Munich, 1925, no. 71, pl. XIV.
B. Descheemaeker, Emaux de Limoges de la Renaissance provenant de la collection de M. Hubert de Givenchy, Paris, 1994, no. 11, pp. 60-63.
LITTERATURE COMPAREE:
P. Verdier and J. Foccarino, The Frick Collection - an illustrated catalogue, VIII, Limoges Painted Enamels - Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, pp. 194-201.
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A PARCEL-GILT POLYCHROME ENAMEL EWER DEPICTING MOSES DRAWING WATER FROM A STONE
ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN COURT, SECOND HALF 16TH CENTURY
The broad spout decorated with gilt foliate scrolls and acanthus leaf decoration, the upper body decorated with a bacchic procession, the lower body with Moses and attendant figures with animals, above a circular spreading foot decorated with acanthus leaves, garlands and masks; restorations
Although unsigned, this ewer can be attributed to Jean Court on the basis of its similarity to another ewer, monogrammed 'IC' in this collection (lot 536), as well as two signed tazze in the Frick Collection, New York (see Verdier, loc. cit.). The composition is derived from an engraving in the Quadrins historiques de la Bible, first published in Lyons in 1553.
For a general discussion on attributions to Jean Court, see also the final paragraph of the note to lot 521.