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A Philosopher pointing to the ground, a youth beside himRosa, Salvator (draughtsman) | |
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Title/s | A Philosopher pointing to the ground, a youth beside him |
Maker/s | Rosa, Salvator (draughtsman) [ULAN info: Italian artist, 1615-1673] |
Category |
drawing |
Name | drawing |
School/Style | |
Production Notes | Generally considered to be a study for the painting 'Diogenes discarding his bowl', of 1652, a pendant to 'Democritus', painted in 1651, both of which are now in Copenhagen. |
Technique Description | pen and brown ink, brown wash, over traces of black lead, on paper, laid down |
Dimensions |
height: 309
mm |
Provenance | given: The Friends of the Fitzwilliam Museum 1992 (Filtered for: Paintings, Drawings and Prints) Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester, his mount with the attribution 'Salvator Rossa' in the hand formerly identified as William Kent, by descent to Viscount Coke; his sale, Christie's, 2 July 1991, lot 46; Dr J. O' Brien, Connecticut, U.S.A., from whom purchasedWith contributions from the Bartlett Fund, the National Art Collections Fund and the Foundation for Sport and the Arts. |
Documentation |
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Material/s |
brown ink (medium) |
Accession Number | PD.100-1992 (Paintings, Drawings and Prints) |
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