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St John the Baptist
Draughtsman: Schiavone, Andrea (Attributed to)
History note: The Comte de Caylus [Lugt 474]; Thomas Banks [Lugt 2423]; Mrs Lavinia Forster; Ambrose Poynter [Lugt 161]; Sir Edward Poynter, his sale, Sotheby's 24 April 1918, lot 99, as 'an angel'; Thomas Agnew & Sons for Charles B.O.Clarke; bequeathed by him to Louis C.G.Clarke, LL.D
Height: 136 mm
Width: 64 mm
Method of acquisition: Given (1956-06) by Clarke, Louis Colville Gray
Black chalk
Whitening
Red chalk
Support composed of paper ( stuck down)
Drawing : Red chalk with touches of black chalk, heightened with white on paper, stuck down
Accession number: PD.30-1956
Primary reference Number: 7650
Lugt: 474
Lugt: 2423
Lugt: 161
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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