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Artist/Maker

Object Name/Title

Dates

Provenance

41.83

Jacomart, Jaime, Spanish, 1409-1461

Three Virgin Martyrs

15th Century

New York, auction W. Solomon 31 March 1923, lot 348; New York, F. Kleinberger Galleries (dealer-1941) from whom purchased by the DIA in Oct. 1941.

1990.291

Jansson, Eugene, Swedish, 1862-1915

Ring Gymnast No. 2

1912

London, Peter Nahum (dealer-1990) from whom pruchased by the DIA in 1990.

43.418

Jordaens, Jacob, Flemish, 1593-1678

Job

c. 1620

Paris, Paul Mersch; Budapest Collection Marcel Nemes; Paris, Warneck Collection; Baron Leon Pitteurs Hugaerts d'Orange (1927) Mexico City, Collection Alberto J. Pani; New York, auction Pani (Kende Galleries) 17 Dec., 1942, lot 33. Purchased by DIA in 1943.

46.300

Jordaens, Jacob, Flemish, 1593-1678

Holy Family with St. Anne

c. 1617

Berlin, Paul Bottenwieser (dealer-n.d.); Detroit, Collection Ralph Harman Booth, gift of Mrs. Ralph Harman Booth to the DIA in 1946.

78.67

Jouvenet, Jean, French, 1644-1717

Adoration of the Magi

1700/1710

Collection J. R. Ollerenshaw (1910); Schweinfurt, Germany, Collection Georg Schaefer; London, auction G. Schaefer (Christie's) 14 July, 1978, lot 38; London, Julius Weitzner (dealer-1978) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1978.

69.358

Kalf, Willem, Dutch, 1619-1693

A Kitchen Corner

1642/1643

New York, Arnold Seligmann Rey & Co. (dealer-1935); Detroit, Collection E. Raymond Field (sold in 1964); Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F. Walker (1964), by whom given to the DIA in 1969.

39.592

Keil, Bernard

Sleeping Girl

Great Britain, Collection Sir Archibald Campbell (n.d.); London, Leatham (dealer-n.d.) Milan, Jacob Heimann (dealer-1939), by whom given to the DIA in 1939.

53.470

Kokoschka, Oskar, Austrian, 1886-1980

The Cat

1926

Purchased by Robert H. Tannahill from Paul Cassirier, 1936; Gift of Robert H. Tannahill, 1951

57.255

Kyte, Francis, English

Portrait of Mrs. E.B.

1741

London, Colnaghi (dealer-1933); London, Colnaghi (dealer-1955); Purchased by DIA in 1957.

71.30

La Hyre, Laurent de, French, 1606-1656

The Finding of Moses

1640/1645

Detroit, private collection (n.d.); Detroit, Collection Dr. & Mrs. Coleman Mopper, by whom given to the DIA in 1971.

72.36

La Hyre, Laurent de, French, 1606-1656

The Sacrifice of Isaac

c. 1650

London, auction, 1966; London, Heim Gallery (dealer-1968); Detroit, Collection Dr. & Mrs. Coleman Mopper by whom given to the DIA in 1972

72.296

Lagrenee, Louis Jean Francois, French, 1724-1805

Pygmalion and Galatea

1781

Total gap between 1908-1972; New York, Schickman Gallery (dealer-1972) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1972.

58.280

Lairesse, Gerard de, Attributed to, Flemish, 1641-1711

Four Continents

18th Century

Gift of William Randolph Hearst Foundation to the DIA in 1958.

F82.201

Lance, George, English, 1802-1864

Still Life - Fruit

19th Century

Birmingham, MI, Collection Clarissa Fineman, by whom given to the DIA in 1982.

F67.10

Lancret, Nicolas, French, 1690-1743

Garden Party - Dancing

18th Century

Exchanged in 1968.

57.97

Langeisen, Christofel, German

Christ Entering Jerusalem on the back of a Donkey

(1480/1490)

Joseph Brummer (dealer), New York; Collection Lillian Henkel Haass, Detroit.

79.9

Langetti, Giovanni Battista, Italian, 1625-1676

Giant

17th Century

Florence, A. da Nanios (dealer-1978-79) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1979.

66.23

Largillierre, Nicolas de, French, 1656-1746

An Alderman of Paris

1703

Paris, Collection Baron James de Rothschild; Collection Baron Henri de Rothschild; Paris auction Henri de Rothschild (Hotel Drouot) 15/16 June, 1933, lot 42, repr.; Paris, Jean Bloch (n. d.); Paris Galerie Charpentier (by 1957); New York, Jacques Seligmann & Co (dealer-1964-66) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1966.

80.45

Largillierre, Nicolas de, French, 1656-1746

Frederick Augustus, Count Rutowski

c. 1729

Paris, private Polish Collection (n.d.); London, Heim Gallery (dealer-1980) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1980.

60.63

Lastman, Pieter Pietersz, Dutch, 1583-1633

King David Handing the Letter to Uriah

1611

Munich, Dr. Wilhelm Schmidt (n.d.); Vienna, Galerie Sanct Lucas (1938); New York, A. S. Drey Gallery (dealer-about 1958-60) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1960.

54.457

Lawrence, Thomas, English, 1769-1830

Ewan Law, M.P.

1788/1795

New York Collection S. M. Carper (1928); Gift of Mrs. William E. Scripps to the DIA in 1954.

F74.46

Lawrence, Thomas, English, 1769-1830

Mrs. Ayscoghe Boucherett

c. 1795

By descent from the family of the sitter to Sir Francis Newdigate (died 1936); London, Agnew's (daler-n.d.); Grosse Point, Collection Mrs. John S. Newberry (n.d.); Grosse Point Farms, Collection Mrs. Toby Hanson, by whom given to the DIA in 1974.

45.1

Lefevre, Robert Jacques Francois, French, 1755-1830

Portrait of Pope Pius VII

1805

New York, Kurt M. Stern (dealer-1944-45) from whom purchased by the DIA with gift of funds from Hans Arnhold in Jan., 1945.

56.265

Leger, Fernand, French, 1881-1955

Landscape

1929

Paris, Galerie Louise Leiris; New York, Nierendorf Gallery; purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston, 1946;
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Winston, 1956

42.52

Legros The Younger, Pierre, French, 1666-1719

S. Luigi Gonzaga in Glory

(c. 1698)

B. Cavaceppi’s collection, Rome, pre-1791; Villa Torlonia, Rome, from inventory of 1802; Kurt Glaser, Berlin; Schaeffer Galleries, Inc., New York.

79.35

Lehmann, Henri, French, 1814-1882

Jean Louis Gabriel, Rector of Saint Merri

1861

Paris, auction (Hotel Drouot) March, 1978 (purchased by an unidentified Parisian gallery from whom purchased by Heim); London, Heim Gallery (dealer-1979) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1979.

57.37

Leonardo da Vinci, School of, Italian, 1452-1519

Madonna and Two Angels Adoring the Christ Child

1473-1478

(?) Florence, Altoviti Family; (?) Rome, Prince Doria, from whom purchased by Heinemann & Knoedler in partnership by 1954; New York, Rudolph Heinemann/Knoedler (dealers-by 1954-57) from whom purchased by the DIA (invoice issued under the name of Pinakos) in 1957.

41.89

Leoni, Ottavio, Italian, 1578-1630

Susannah and the Elders

17th Century

Newport, RI, Collection W. A. Chandler (n.d.); New York, A. F. Mondschein (dealer-1941) from whom purchased by the DIA in Oct. 1941 (as by Carlo Saraceni, The Prodigal Son).

39.672

Leytens, Gysbrecht, Flemish, 1586-1656

Winter Landscape

1600/1650

Paris, Windschmidt Collection (n.d.); Paris/New York, F. Kleinberger Galleries, from whom purchased by the DIA in Dec., 1939.

1992.359

Lhermitte, Leon Augustin, French, 1844-1925

The Harvest

late 19th/early 20th Century

Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher, by whom bequeathed to the DIA in 1967.

81.682

Linnell, John, the Elder, English, 1792-1882

A Gentleman

1830

London, auction (Christie's) 25 May, 1979, lot 154; London, Christopher Wood Gallery (dealer-1981) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1981. Deaccessioned. To be sold at public auction (Christie’s) in New York.

36.80

Lombardo, Pietro, Italian, 1435-1515

Madonna and Christ Child

(1465)

Collection of Claude Lafontaine, Paris; Purchased from Andre Seligmann (dealer), New York.

58.169

Longh, Ludolph de, Dutch, 1616-1679

Hunting Party in the Courtyard of a Country House

1650/1670

London, Edward Speelman (dealer-1956); New York, Mortimer Brandt (dealer-1958) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1958.

F82.200

Loo, Carle Van, French, 1705-1765

The Marriage of the Virgin

c. 1730

London & New York, Julius Weitzner (dealer-n.d.); Greenville, SC, Bob Jones University (bought in 1972); New York, auction (Sotheby P.-B.) 20 Nov., 1980, lot 94; New York, Christophe Janet (dealer-1982), by whom given to the DIA in 1982.

73.220

Lurcat, Jean, French, 1892-1966

Sails

1931

Collection Dr. and Mrs. George Kamperman by 1942;
Bequest of Mrs. Kamperman, 1973

36.14

Magnasco, Alessandro, Italian, 1667-1749

Satire on a Nobleman in Misery

1719/1725

Paris, Galerie Cailleux (n.d.); Benno Geiger Collection; Dino Barozzi Collection; Florence, Luigi Grassi (1936) by whom given to the DIA in 1936.

36.78

Magnasco, Alessandro, Italian, 1667-1749

Landscape with Figures

17th/18th Century

Milan, Jakob Heimann (dealer-1936) from whom purchased by the DIA in Nov., 1936 with gift of funds from Mr.& Mrs. Edgar B. Whitcomb.

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 2001. Sold at public auction in New York (Christie’s) 26 January 2001. Lot #22

36.79

Magnasco, Alessandro, Italian, 1667-1749

Landscape with Figures

17th/18th Century

Provenance same as that cited immediately above.

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 2001. Sold at public auction in New York (Christie’s) 26 January 2001. Lot #22

79.30

Manfredi, Bartolomeo, Italian, 1580-1620

Fortune Teller

1610/1615

Lyon, auction 24 Oct., 1977; Paris, Heim Gallery (dealer-1979) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1979.

56.144

Marc, Franz, German, 1880-1916

Animals in a Landscape

1914

Gift of Robert H. Tannahill, 1956

67.116

Marcke, Emile van, French, 1827-1890

Landscape with Cattle

19th Century

Detroit, Collection Alfred J. Fisher, by whom bequeathed to the DIA in 1967.

46.3

Marieschi, Michele Giovanni, Italian, 1710-1743

The Piazza of St. Mark, Venice

18th Century

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 2000. Sold at public auction in New York (Christie’s) 19 October 2000. Lot #98

40.130

Massys, Quentin, Flemish, 1466-1530

Mary Magdalen

15th/16th Century

U. K. private collection (n.d.); New York Schaeffer Galleries (1940) from whom purchased by the DIA in Sept., 1940.

1989.33

Master of Saint Sang, Flemish, active 1520

Ecce Homo

early 16th Century

Paris, art market (1913); Paris, auction Emile Artus (Charpentier) 15/17 May, 1950, lot 30; Lisbon, collection Dr. Riccardo de Espirito Santo Silva (n.d.); New York, private collection (n.d.); New York, Otto Naumann (dealer-1989); New York, Valery Taylor (dealer-1989) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1989.

43.56

Master of St. Severin, German

The Virgin Enthroned with St. Catherine and St. Mary Magdalene

c. 1510

New York, Collection Jules Bache, by whom given to the DIA in 1943.

36.75

Master of the Capella Medici Polyptych, Circle of, Italian

Crucifixion

middle 14th Century

Rome, Collection Capparoni (as published in 1930); London, R. Langton Douglas (1936); Duveen (dealer-1936), from whom purchased by DIA in Oct., 1936.

58.290

Master of the Female Half Lengths, Flemish

The Death of Lucretia

c. 1550

New Orleans, Collection Harry L. Moses (by Dec. 1928), by whom given to the DIA in 1958.

60.61

Master of the Osservanza, Italian

The Resurrection

15th Century

Florence, W. Spence (1858); London, auction, June 1959; London, Agnews & Pinakos (dealers-1960) from whom purchased by the DIA.

67.119

Master of the Parrot, Flemish

Madonna and Child

c. 1515

New York, Howard Young Galleries (dealer-1926); Detroit, Collection Alfred J. Fisher by whom bequeathed to the DIA in 1967.

F71.3

Master of the St. Marein Triptych, German

Saint Agnes

1510/1530

New York, Collection William Suhr, by whom given to the DIA in 1971.

F71.4

Master of the St. Marein Triptych, German

Saint Dorothy

1510/1530

Provenance-same as cited immediately above.

34.187

Master, W. H., Austrian

Angel of the Annunciation

15th Century

New York, Dr. Siegfried F. Aram (dealer-1934), from who purchased by the DIA in Nov. 1934. This picture was stolen from the DIA on Nov. 1, 1967 and has never been recovered.

79.140

Matteis, Paolo de, Italian, 1662-1728

Danae

1702/1705

Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. Lester Gruber, by whom given to the DIA in 1979.

F70.120

Max, Austrian, 1834-1921

Persian Still Life

1880

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 1970.

F82.199

Mazzoni, Sebastiano, Italian, 1611-1678

Scene of Sacrifice

17th Century

Detroit, Collection John M. Frank, by whom given to the DIA in 1982.

1991.172

Menzel, Adolph von, German, 1815-1905

The Back Garden

1850/1860

(?) Berlin, Collection Meyerheim (n.d.); Munich, art market (1950s/1960s); Zurich, Thomas Kessler (dealer-1991) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1991 with Dr. Thomas Habeck of Westensee, Germany acting as in intermediary.

40.128

Meo del Guasta, Benvenuto di Giovanni, di, Italian, 1436-1518

Apollo and the Muses

15th/16th Century

New York, Schnittjer Gallery (dealer-until 1940), from whom purchased by the DIA in 1940.

50.253

Mercier, Philippe, English, 1689-1760

Playing Soldier

18th Century

(?) Miss Mary McKenzie (sic. McKensie-n. d.); London, Koetser Gallery (n.d.); New York, Dr. Siegfried Aram (dealer-1949-1950) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1950.

57.238

Metzinger, Jean, French, 1883-1956

Still Life

1925

Collection Leonce Rosenberg, Paris;
sold Parke-Bernet May 11, 1955, no. 949;
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin, 1957

79.188

Michel, Georges, French, 1763-1843

Storm: The Quarry at Montmartre

New York/London, Julius Weitzner (dealer-1963-65); Collection Irene & Solomon Guggenheim; New York, auction Guggenheim (P-B) 24 Nov., 1965, lot 27, bought by Marie & Bernard Walker; Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Walker, by whom given to the DIA in 1979.

38.29

Mieris, Frans van, Dutch, 1635-1681

The Artist in His Studio

17th Century

Paris, Galerie F. Kleinberger (dealer (1936-38) from whom purchased by the DIA in May, 1938 with gift of funds from Mr. & Mrs. Edgar B. Whitcomb.

77.23

Millet, Jean Francois, French, 1814-1875

Madame Catherine Chancoigne

1841

Turqueville, France, Collection Chancoigne-Roomy family; Paris, auction Bernard Roomy (Hotel Drouot) 25 Nov., 1933; Geneva, private collection (n.d.); London, Heim Gallery (dealer-1977) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1977.

57.17

Moeyaert, Claes Cornelisz, Dutch, 1590-1655

Laban Searching for His Gods

1647

Budapest, Collection Baron Herzog; Vienna, Collection Oscar Bondie (1949); New York, auction (Kende) 3 March, 1949, lot 66; New York, Julius Weitzner (dealer-1957), by whom given to the DIA in 1957.

38.32

Momper, Joos de, the Younger, Circle of, Flemish, 1564-1635

Mountain Landscape with Seaport

1620/1630

Private Collection Scotland, from whom purchased by a Scottish art dealer (n.d., but from whom purchased by Karl Lilienfeld); New York, Lilienfeld Galleries (dealer-1938) from whom acquired by DIA in 1938 with gift of funds from Anna Scripps Whitcomb.

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 2001. To be sold at public auction in New York. (Christie’s) INSERT DATE. LOT # INSERT

1991.214

Mondrian, Piet, Dutch, 1872-1944

Still Life with Sunflower

1907

Blaricum, The Netherlands, Collection S. B. Slijper; Basel, Galerie Beyeler (dealer-1964); Geneva, Collection A. Gubbay (n.d.); London, Crane Calman Gallery (dealer-1970); Oxfordshire, Collection Mrs. J. Coleridge (n.d.), Birmingham, MI,Donald Morris Gallery (n.d.); Bloomfield Hills, MI, Collection S. Senekoff (n.d.). Birmingham, MI, Donald Morris Gallery (dealer-1980); Royal Oak, MI, Collection Margaret Demant, by whom given to the DIA in 1991.

48.416

Monet, Claude French, 1840-1926

Seine at Asnieres

19th/20th Century

Confiscated by the Nazis from a French private collection. Returned to rightful owner. Handled by Artemis, London.

F61.14

Monnoyer, Jean Baptiste, French, 1636-1699

Still Life with Flowers

17th Century

Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. William A. Fisher, by whom given to the DIA in 1961.

F61.15

Monnoyer, Jean Baptiste, French, 1636-1699

Still Life with Flowers

17th Century

Provenance: same as cited immediately above.

44.92

Mor, Antonis, Dutch, 1519-1576

A Man

16th Century

Munich, J. Boehler (dealer); New York & Paris, E.Glaenzer & Co.; New York, auction (American Art Association) 16 Feb., 1922, lot 77, repr.; Gift of Nicholas Acquavella to the DIA in August, 1944.

36.102

Morland, George, English, 1763-1804

Blind Man's Buff

18th/19th Century

Boston, Vose Galleries, from whom purchased by Miss Elizabeth K. McMillan who, in turn gave the painting to the DIA in 1936.

F67.9

Morland, George, English, 1763-1804

Gypsy Encampment

1790/1804

Detroit, Collection Alfred J. Fisher by whom bequeathed to the DIA in 1967.

66.80

Mortimer, John Hamilton, English, 1741-1779

Bandit Taking up His Post

1773/1779

No provenance before 1966.

71.6

Mortimer, John Hamilton, English, 1741-1779

Bardolph

1775/1776

London, Collection David Bindman (n.d.); London, Christopher Powney (dealer-1970-71), from whom purchased by the DIA in 1971.

57.1

Muelich,Hans, German, 1516-1573

St. Bartholomew

1541

Amsterdam, Galerie P. de Boer & Dusseldorf, H. Baumann (n.d. but exhibited in 1930); Munich, Galerie Fleischman (n.d.); New York, Collection Rudolph Heinemann (1956-1957) by whom given to the DIA in two incremental shares in 1956 & 1957.

43.451

Multscher, Hans, German

St. Bartholomew

(c. 1450)

Prof. Theodor Schnell Collection, by 1919 and possibly until 1939, Ravensburg; J. B. Neumann, New York; Collection Robert Tannahill, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan.

37.37

Murano, Andrea da, Italian

The Mourning Saint John

15th Century

Florence, art market (1934); Rome Ugo Jandolo (dealer, 1937) from whom purchased by the DIA in March 1937. Certification by W. Suida (dated Florence April, 1934) and A. Venturi (dated Rome, March 14, 1934).

F69.25

Nain, Mathieu Le, Attributed to, French, 1607-1677

A Man

17th Century

Ann Arbor, Earhart Foundation, by whom given to the DIA in 1969.

Deaccessioned by the DIA in 2001. Sold at public auction in New York (Christie’s) 6 February 2002 Lot # 127

43.417

Nattier, Jean Marc, French, 1685-1766

Madame Henriette de France as a Vestal Virgin

c. 1749

Paris, auction Seligmann (Georges Petit) 8 May, 1925; Felix Wildenstein (dealer-1926); W. Randolph Hearst (up to 1943); New York, Gimbel Bros. (& Dr. Armand Hammer-dealer-1943 representing the Hearst Estate) from whom purchased by the DIA in Jan., 1943 with gift of funds from Mr. & Mrs. Edgar B. Whitcomb.

F72.176

Neuville, Alphonse Marie de, French, 1835-1885

A Soldier

19th Century

Gift of Dr. and Mrs. James Marshall to the DIA in 1972.

52.31

Neyn, Pieter de, Dutch, 1597-1639

Dune Landscape

1631

Detroit, Collection Mr. & Mrs. E. Raymond Field by whom given to the DIA in 1952. (exhibited at the DIA in 1938 when already in the E. R. Field collection).

34.186

Orley, Barend van, Flemish, 1491-1542

A Young Man

16th Century

NY, Lilienfeld Galleries from whom purchased by the DIA in Nov.,1934.

35.114

Ostade, Adriaen van, Dutch, 1610-1685

Portrait of a Girl

17th Century

Basel, Charles Albert de Burlet (dealer) by whom given to the DIA in 1935. In a communication from the customs brokers dated Oct. 31, 1935 they state that Ch. Albert de Burlet of Basel is cited as the seller and that the paintings were in the possession of his family for 30 years.

67.78

Oudry, Jean Baptiste, French, 1686-1755

Corner of Monsieur de la Bruyere's Garden

1744

Collection Marquis Breteuil (n.d.); Paris (?), C. Benedict (dealer-sold by his widow in 1966 to the Galerie Heim); Paris, Heim Gallery, from whom purchased by the DIA in 1967.

78.10

Palagi, Filippo Pelagio, Italian, 1775-1860

Betrothal of Cupid and Psyche

c. 1808

Bologna, Collection Conte Aldrovandi (by descent until 1941) ; England, private collection (n.d.); London, Heim Gallery (dealer-1978) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1978.

47.93

Panini, Giovanni Paolo, Italian, 1691-1765

The Roman Forum

1735

Yorkshire, U.K. Castle Howard, Dukes of Norfolk (n.d.); Arturo Grassi (dealer-1947)from whom purchased by the DIA in 1947 with gift of funds from Mr. & Mrs. Edgar B. Whitcomb.

47.94

Panini, Giovanni Paolo, Italian, 1691-1765

View of the Colosseum

1735

Provenance--same as cited immediately above.

56.43

Panini, Giovanni, Paolo Italian, 1691-1765

Interior of St. Peter's, Rome

1750

New York, Knoedler (dealer-1930); New York, Seligmann Rey & Co. (dealer-1930s); Bloomfield Hills, Collection Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Thom, by whom given to the DIA in 1956.

1992.37

Parra, Jose Felipe, Spanish

Still Life with Walnuts and Meerschaum

19th Century

Paris, Jean Pierre Selz (dealer-1992) by whom given to the DIA in 1992.

56.120

Perroneau, Jean Baptiste, French, 1715-1783

Portrait of a Man

c. 1763

Paris, auction (Hotel Drouot) Jan. 1956; Paris, Galerie Cailleux (dealer-1956) from whom purchased by the DIA in July, 1956.

38.56

Piazzetta, Giovanni Battista, Italian, 1682-1754

Madonna and Child with Adoring Figure

18th Century

Bologna, private collection (n.d.); Milan, Collection Prof. Botto (n.d.); Milan Collection Mario Crespi; Milan, Jacob Heimann (dealer-1938) from whom purchased by Edsel Ford and given to DIA in 1938.

76.145

Pierre, Jean Baptiste Marie, French, 1713-1789

The Adoration of the Shepherds

1745

Paris, Convent of la Ville L'Eveque (suppressed during the French Revolution); Paris, Heim Gallery (dealer-1976) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1976.

61.347

Pietro, Sano di, Italian, 1406-1481

Madonna and Child

15th Century

Detroit, Collection Lillian Henkel Haass, by whom bequeathed to the DIA in 1961.

42.12

Piombo, Sebastiano del, Italian, 1485-1547

Prelate with an Hourglass

1519

Rome, Santa Croce Family Collection; New York, J. Horace Harding (1941). New York, auction J. Horace Harding () 1 March, 1941, lot 53; New York, Knoedler & Co (dealer-1941); New York, Mortimer Brandt (dealer-1942) from whom purchased by the DIA in Febr. 1942.

F69.22

Plimer, Andrew, English, 1763-1837

A Young Woman

18th/19th Century

Sold to Ms. Gladys Catherwood 11 July 1969.

1993.36

Poel, Egbert Lievensz van der, Dutch, 1621-1664

Peasants Fleeing a Burning Barn

c. 1655

Rugby, U.K.Collection Mr. Retty (n.d.); Northampton, U.K., collection Charles Buswell (n.d.); Jubblepore, India, private collection (n.d.); The Netherlands, private collection (n.d.); New York, Gutekunst & Co. (dealer-1993) from whom purchased by the DIA in 1993

52.198

Porcellis, Jan, Dutch, 1584-1632

A Misty Day

16th/17th Century

Detroit, Collection W. R. Valentiner, by whom given to the DIA in 1952.

44.193

Possibly attributed to Leonardo del Tasso, Italian, 1435-1525, Circle of Giuliano da Maiano, Italian, 1432-1490 and Benedetto da Maiano, Italian, 1442-1497 (possible attributions)

Madonna and Child

(1480/1500)

Arnold Seligmann, Rey and Co. (dealer), New York; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kanzler

34.188

Post, Franz Jansz, Dutch, 1612-1680

Brazilian Landscape

1665

New York, Dr. Siegfried F. Aram (dealer-1934), from whom purchased by the DIA in Nov. 1934.

F71.2

Poussin, Nicolas, School of French, 1594-1665

Adoration of the Shepherds

17th Century

New York, Collection William Suhr by whom given to the DIA in 1971.

71.301

Preydour, Jules Alexander Gamba de, French, 1846-1886

A Cove with Fishermen

1877

England, private collection (n.d.); Hennessy Collection (1878); Grosse Pointe, MI, Degrimme Art Gallery; Detroit, Collection Dr. & Mrs. Coleman Mopper by whom given to the DIA in 1971.


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