Lot Essay
The previous attributions to Jacopo Negretti, Palma il Giovane (see Provenance) and Benedetto Caliari (in Robert Landolt's typescript catalogue) can no longer be sustained. The composition appears to be a study for a Finding of Moses.
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Three women, one seated, two standing
Details
Bolognese School, 17th Century
Three women, one seated, two standing
with illegible inscription (verso)
traces of black chalk, pen and brown ink, brown wash, watermark crossed keys under a canopy, upper corners cut
10 x 7 1/8 in. (25.1 x 17.9 cm)
Three women, one seated, two standing
with illegible inscription (verso)
traces of black chalk, pen and brown ink, brown wash, watermark crossed keys under a canopy, upper corners cut
10 x 7 1/8 in. (25.1 x 17.9 cm)
Provenance
Breschi Collection, Rome (according to the 1952 Stuker catalogue).
with Dr Karl Grünwald (1887-1964), Zurich (according to the Landolt typescript catalogue).
Anonymous sale; Galerie Ju¨rg Stuker, Bern, 4 November 1952, lot 432 (as Jacopo Negretti, Palma il Giovane), where acquired by Robert Landolt.
with Dr Karl Grünwald (1887-1964), Zurich (according to the Landolt typescript catalogue).
Anonymous sale; Galerie Ju¨rg Stuker, Bern, 4 November 1952, lot 432 (as Jacopo Negretti, Palma il Giovane), where acquired by Robert Landolt.
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The previous attributions to Jacopo Negretti, Palma il Giovane (see Provenance) and Benedetto Caliari (in Robert Landolt's typescript catalogue) can no longer be sustained. The composition appears to be a study for a Finding of Moses.