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Painter: Giulio da Urbino (Possibly)
Maiolica broad-rimmed bowl, painted in polychrome with two warriors and a river god.
Broad-rimmed bowl. Buff earthenware, tin-glazed overall; the reverse off-white and tinged with green. Painted in blue, green, turquoise, yellow, orange, stone, brown, black, and white.
Shape 58 with two shallow concentric grooves under the edge. Circular with a wide, slightly sloping rim and small, deep well.
In the foreground, a grieving or dying warrior kneels, resting his head on his arms. Behind him, backing the viewer, a second warrior kneels with his shield in front of him, and to his left, another stands with his hands together as if in prayer. On the left, beside a tree, a bearded and draped river god reclines holding an upturned jar from which a stream of water flows into a river. On the right, a younger, bearded river god reclines on a bank with two trees behind him. Behind there is a group of buildings and two spires or obelisks. The edge is yellow. The back is inscribed in the middle in dark blue: '.1534./Chicado morte/Ehai .ferito langue - /I Urbino'. (He who falls dead and you have wounded languishes - in Urbino.).
History note: Walter M. de Zoete (1845-1934); Sotheby's, 2 April 1935, Catalogue of the valuable collections of bronzes, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, etc., the property of W.M. de Zoete, Esq. (deceased) of Layer Breton, Colchester and Blenheim House, North Berwick, lot 258; sold to Durlacher; Marmaduke Langdale Horn (1890-1953), Stoke Charity, near Winchester.
M.L. Horn Bequest
Diameter: 26.4 cm
Height: 4.1 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1953-10-22) by Horn, Marmaduke Langdale
16th Century
Renaissance
Production date:
AD 1534
: dated
Previously attributed to the painter who signed 'L'
Decoration composed of high-temperature colours ( blue, green, turquoise, yellow, orange, stone, brown, black, and white)
Moulding
: Buff earthenware, tin-glazed overall; the reverse off-white and tinged with green. Painted in blue, green, turquoise, yellow, orange, stone, brown, black, and white.
Tin-glazing
Inscription present: elongated rectangular
Accession number: C.13-1953
Primary reference Number: 71793
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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