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Stanley Spencer and the Acts of Mercy – a suggested additional source for the Sandham Memorial Chapel
09/2014 | 1338 | 156
Pages: 590-594
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Author:
Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
Subjects
artists:
Spencer, Stanley
buildings:
Sandham Memorial Chapel, Burghclere, Great Britain
dates:
1920-1929 / 1930-1939
subjects:
British painting / Wall paintings / War Artists / World War (1914-1918) / Christian iconography
subjects:
Visual sources
subjects:
Charity
Illustrations
Attributed works:
25. Interior of the Sandham Memorial Chapel, Burghclere, by Stanley Spencer. 1927-32. (The National Trust).
Attributed works:
26. The wounded and sick men gathered outside a hospital (the doctor I), by Frederick Cayley Robinson, from the series The Acts of Mercy. 1920. Canvas, 198.7 by 339 cm. (Wellcome Library, London).
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27. Tea in the hospital ward, by Stanley Spencer. 1932. Canvas, 105.5 by 185.5 cm. (Sandham Memorial Chapel, Burghclere, The National Trust).
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28. Bedmaking, by Stanley Spencer. 1932. Canvas, 105.5 by 185.5 cm. (Sandham Memorial Chapel,Burghclere, The National Trust).
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29. Travoys with wounded soldiers arriving at a dressing station at Smol, Macedonia, in September 1916, by Stanley Spencer. 1919. Canvas, 183 by 210.4 cm. (Imperial War Museum, London).
Exhibition Review
Palazzo Moroni and Accademia Carrara. Carlo Ceresa. Bergamo
12/1983 | 969 | 125
Pages: 782-783+785
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Author:
Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
Subjects
artists:
Ceresa, Carlo
dates:
1980-1989
museums and institutions:
Palazzo Moroni, Bergamo, Italy
museums and institutions:
Accademia Carrara, Bergamo, Italy
places:
Italy / Bergamo
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews
Illustrations
Attributed works:
40. Portrait of a gentleman in a full-bottomed wig, by Carlo Ceresa. c. 1665-70. 230 by 155 cm. (Private collection, Bergamo; exh. Palazzo Moroni, Bergamo). 42. Crucifixion, by Carlo Ceresa. Signed and dated 1641. 230 by 155 cm. (S. Michele, Mapello; exh. Palazzo Moroni, Bergamo). 43. Vision of the Blessed Felice da Cantalice with the donor Giuseppe Raspa, by Carlo Ceresa. Signed and dated 1644. 250 by 190 cm. (S. Giorgio, Nese, Alzano Lombardo; exh. Palazzo Moroni, Bergamo).
Letter
The National Art Slide Library
03/1981 | 936 | 123
Pages: 163
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Bindman, David (Bindman, David)
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Boucher, Bruce (Boucher, Bruce)
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Brill, Hans (Brill, Hans)
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Daniels, Jeffrey (Daniels, Jeffrey; Daniels, Jeffery)
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Davies, David (Davies, David)
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Harrison, Michael (Harrison, Michael)
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Hirst, Jane (Hirst, Jane)
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Holt, Janet (Holt, Janet)
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Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
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Montagu, Jennifer (Montagu, Jennifer)
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Murray, Peter (Murray, Peter)
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Murray, Linda (Murray, Linda)
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Nicolson, Luisa Vertova (Nicolson, Luisa Vertova)
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Nicolson, Vanessa (Nicolson, Vanessa)
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Rubinstein, Ruth (Rubinstein, Ruth; Rubinstein, Ruth Olitsky; Rubinstein, R. O.; R., R. O.)
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Shirley, Maria (Shirley, Maria)
Subjects
dates:
1980-1989
museums and institutions:
National Art Library, London, Great Britain
museums and institutions:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain
places:
England / London
subjects:
Art libraries / Art museums / Arts funding
Short Notice
Two Unpublished Drawings by Nicolò dell' Abate
11/1975 | 872 | 117
Pages: 728-729
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Author:
Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
Subjects
artists:
Dell'Abate, Niccolò
buildings:
Rocca dei Boiardo di Scandiano, Scandiano, Italy
dates:
1500-1549
patrons:
Boiardo family
places:
Italy / Scandiano
subjects:
Italian painting / Drawings / Attributions
subjects:
Aeneid
Illustrations
Attributed works:
57. Fragment of octagon 'Concerto', by Nicolò dell'Abate. Ink and Wash Heightened with White, 36 by 47 cm. (Collection H. M. Calmann).
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58. Fragment of octagon 'Concerto', by Nicolò dell'Abate. Ink and Wash Heightened with White, 37 by 48.5 cm. (Collection H. M. Calmann).
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59. Fragment of Octagon 'Concerto', by Nicolò dell'Abate. Ink and Wash Heightened with White. (Royal Library, Windsor Castle). Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
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60. Concerto, by Nicolò dell'Abate. Fresco Detached onto Canvas, 84 by 84 cm. (Galleria Estense, Modena).
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61. Fragment of Octagon 'Concerto', by Nicolò dell'Abate. Ink and Wash Heightened with White. (Royal Library, Windsor Castle). Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
Letter
The Concert in European Art
01/1975 | 862 | 117
Pages: 52
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Author:
Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
Subjects
artists:
Kitaj, R. B.
dates:
1400-1599
subjects:
Concert / Iconography / Renaissance / Astrology
Short Notice
Nicolò dell'Abate's 'Aristeus and Eurydice'
02/1970 | 803 | 112
Pages: 106-108
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Author:
Langmuir, Erika (Langmuir, Erika; Langmuir, Erika H.)
Subjects
artists:
Dell'Abate, Niccolò
dates:
1450-1599
museums and institutions:
National Gallery, London, Great Britain
places:
Italy / Modena
sources:
Ovid
sources:
Virgil
sources:
Poliziano, Agnolo
subjects:
Italian painting
subjects:
Iconography / Classical mythology / Orpheus / Theatres
Illustrations
Attributed works:
52. Aristeus and Eurydice, by Nicolò dell'Abate. Canvas. (National Gallery, London.)
Attributed works:
53. Aristeus and Eurydice, with Orpheus, by Baldassare Carrari the Younger. Panel. (Formerly Spiridon Collection. Paris.)
Attributed works:
54. Detail from the Painting Illustrated in Fig. 52. [Aristeus and Eurydice, by Nicolò dell'Abate. Canvas. (National Gallery, London.)]