Title:
Henry IV before Amiens
Maker:
Quellinus, Erasmus II; draughtsman; attributed to; Flemish artist, 1607-1678
Category:
drawing
Name:
drawing
School/Style:
Flemish
Period:
17th Century
Production
Note:
formerly titled 'A group of soldiers', and assigned to 'Anonymous, Flemish School, 17th century'
Technique:
drawing
Material(s):
Indian ink; medium
grey wash; medium
black chalk; medium
paper; support; stuck down
Technique
Description:
pen, black ink, grey wash over black chalk, on paper, stuck down
Dimension(s):
height, 248, mm
width, 439, mm
Acquisition:
bequeathed; 1964; Ingram, Sir Bruce
Provenance:
Captain N. R. Colville, his sale, Christie's, 24 February 1939, lot 95, as 'van Dyck'; with P. & D. Colnaghi, from whom bought by Ingram; Sir Bruce Ingram (Lugt 1405a on back of old mount), offered for sale by his executors, Sotheby's, 1 December 1964, part of lot 81, as 'A general talking to two gentlemen as he mounts his horse', withdrawn
Acquisition Credit:
Bequeathed 1963.
Inscription(s):
; lower right; Scuola del (erased, and an attribution added in a 19th century hand): Vandick
; on old mount; graphite; 651/609 (?)
Alternative
Number:
Lugt; 1405a
Accession:
Object Number: PD.121-1964
(Paintings, Drawings and Prints)
(record id: 4155; input: 2000-04-19; modified: 2003-11-05)
Permanent
Identifier:
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