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On a Picture from Abyssinia
07/1941 | 460 | 79
Pages: 26+29+31
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Author:
Reis Santos, Luís (Reis Santos, Luís; Santos, Luis Reis; Santos, Luiz Reis)
Subjects
artists:
Andrade, Lazaro de
collectors and dealers:
Holmes, Richard Rivington
dates:
1500-1549
places:
Spain / Portugal
places:
Ethiopia
subjects:
Spanish painting / Portuguese painting / Attributions
subjects:
Jesus Christ
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
B-Head of Christ. Here Attributed to a Portuguese Master of the Early Sixteenth Century. Panel, 31.5 by 26 cm. (Sir Richard Holmes). Shorter Notices: On a Picture from Abyssinia
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A Lost Work of Massys and a Hitherto Unknown van der Goes
10/1939 | 439 | 75
Pages: 162+166-167
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Author:
Reis Santos, Luís (Reis Santos, Luís; Santos, Luis Reis; Santos, Luiz Reis)
Subjects
artists:
Metsys, Quinten
artists:
Goes, Hugo van der
dates:
1450-1499
places:
Netherlands
subjects:
Netherlandish painting / Lost works / Visual sources
subjects:
Luke, Saint / Mary, Virgin
Illustrations
Attributed works:
A-St. Luke Painting the Portrait of the Virgin. Engraving (Reversed) by Anthony Wierix after Massys or van der Goes. 23 by 29 cm. (Print Room, Brussels). A Lost Work of Massys and a Hitherto Unknown van der Goes
Attributed works:
B-St. Luke Painting the Portrait of the Virgin. Here Attributed to Hugo van der Goes. Panel, 103 by 62 cm. (Museu das Janelas Verdes, Lisbon). A Lost Work of Massys and a Hitherto Unknown van der Goes
Attributed works:
C-St. Luke Painting the Portrait of the Virgin. Ascribed to Hugo van der Goes. Pen Drawing with Traces of Black Chalk, 20 by 12.5 cm. (M. Franz Koenigs, Haarlem). A Lost Work of Massys and a Hitherto Unknown van der Goes