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Design for a monstrance with two angels flanking a central column bearing a coronet and a Cross of Lorraine
Details
Spanish School, 17th Century
Design for a monstrance with two angels flanking a central column bearing a coronet and a Cross of Lorraine
pen and two shades of brown ink, watermark device
9¾ x 7¾ in. (249 x 184 mm.); and a drawing of Moses by a 16th Century Italian hand, A study for part of a broken pediment by a 17th Century Roman artist and A frieze of putti by a 16th Century Florentine artist (4)
Design for a monstrance with two angels flanking a central column bearing a coronet and a Cross of Lorraine
pen and two shades of brown ink, watermark device
9¾ x 7¾ in. (249 x 184 mm.); and a drawing of Moses by a 16th Century Italian hand, A study for part of a broken pediment by a 17th Century Roman artist and A frieze of putti by a 16th Century Florentine artist (4)
Provenance
(2) John Skippe (1742-1812), his mount, by descent to Edward Holland Martin; Christie's London, 20-1 November 1958, part of lot 239.
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