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A Correggio Discovery
05/1950 | 566 | 92
Pages: 136-140
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Author:
Gould, Cecil (Gould, Cecil)
Subjects
artists:
Correggio
dates:
1500-1549
museums and institutions:
Apsley House, London, Great Britain
patrons:
Alfonso II d'Este, Duke of Ferrara, Modena, and Reggio, 1533-1597
places:
Italy / Modena
subjects:
Italian painting / Conservation / Technical analysis
subjects:
Jesus Christ: Agony in the garden
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Versions / Prints / Restoration (process)
Illustrations
Attributed works:
25. The Agony in the Garden, by Correggio. After Cleaning. Panel, 37 by 40 cm. (Apsley House.)
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26. The Virtues, by Correggio. Detail, in Reverse. (Doria Collection, Rome.)
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27. Detail of Fig. 25. The Agony in the Garden by Correggio
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28. The Agony in the Garden. Engraving by Bernardino Curti after Correggio. Dated 1640.
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29. The Agony in the Garden. Engraving by Giovanni Volpato after Correggio, Showing Approximately the Appearance of the Painting before the Recent Restoration. 1773.
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Fig. B. Engraving by P. E. Moitte, after the Hermitage Copy of Correggio's Agony in the Garden.
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The Lemos and Este Bottles in the Waddesdon Bequest
09/1905 | 30 | 7
Pages: 467-469
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Author:
Put, Albert van de (Put, Albert van de; P., A. V. de; Put, A. van de; P., A. V. D.)
Subjects
dates:
1500-1599
patrons:
Alfonso II d'Este, Duke of Ferrara, Modena, and Reggio, 1533-1597
places:
Italy / Spain
subjects:
Maiolica / Ceramics / Pottery / Vessels / Decorative arts / Aristocracy / Patronage
subjects:
Bottles
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Arms of Fernando Ruiz (II) de Castro, Count of Lemos, Andrade, and Villalba, Viceroy of Naples 1599-1601. (From the Register of the Confraternity of St. Martha, State Archives, Naples.)