The Resurrection

Name: STUDIO OF JACOPO ROBUSTI, CALLED JACOPO TINTORETTO (VENICE 1519-1594)
Brand: The Resurrection
Price: 40000.00 GBP
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Price Realised GBP 50,000

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GBP 20,000 - GBP 30,000

Closed: 17 Dec 2020

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STUDIO OF JACOPO ROBUSTI, CALLED JACOPO TINTORETTO (VENICE 1519-1594)

The Resurrection

Price Realised GBP 50,000

Closed: 17 Dec 2020

Price Realised GBP 50,000

Closed: 17 Dec 2020

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STUDIO OF JACOPO ROBUSTI, CALLED JACOPO TINTORETTO (VENICE 1519-1594)
The Resurrection
oil on canvas, laid down on panel
20¹⁄₈ x 28³⁄₈ in. (51.2 x 72.1 cm.)
with the monogram and inventory number of Don Gaspar de Haro y Guzman, Marques del Carpio (1629-1687) 'DGH / 1216' (on the reverse)

Don Gaspar Méndez de Haro y Fernández de Córdoba, 7th Marquis of Carpio and 2nd Duke of Montoro (1629-1687), listed in his archival inventory, 7361, fp. 55, no. 1216, 'Un quadro di p.mi 2 ... con La Resurrezione del Sig.re e molte figure con Cornice intagliata'.
Consul General Karl Bergsten (1869-1963), Stockholm, and thence by descent to the present owners.

K. Asplund, ed., Collection Bergsten: Fortsättning på Generalkonsul och fru Karl Bergstens föregående kataloger över deras konstsamling, Stockholm, 1950, I, p. 50, as 'Titian'.

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Lot Essay

Painted with great freedom, this picture once formed part of the exceptional collection of the celebrated statesman and connoisseur, Don Gaspar Méndez de Haro y Guzmán, 7th Marqués del Carpio y Eliche and 5th Conde Duque de Olivares (1629-1687), the nephew of Don Gaspar de Guzmán, Conde Duque de Olivares, the famous (prime minister) of King Philip IV of Spain, and of Don Baltasar de Zúñiga, Conde de Monterrey. He was appointed Ambassador to the Holy See and subsequently Viceroy of Naples and formed one of the most important picture collections in Europe in the third quarter of the seventeenth century, including Raphael's now in the National Gallery, Washington, Correggio's and Velázquez's , both now in the National Gallery, London.