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Deep Dish with Coriolanus in front of Rome
Lost Art-ID
311333
Artist / Creator
Title
Deep Dish with Coriolanus in front of Rome
Dating
1540 (um)
Object type
Group of reported objects
Height
41.27 cm
Inventory number
Auktionskatalog London 1939, Kat.Nr. 382
Description
AN INTERESTING LARGE URBINO DEEP DISH, by Guido da Merlingo, painted in brilliant enamel colours with Coriolanus in front of Rome with his legionaries being pursuaded by his mother Vulumnia and his wife Vergilia, supported by the matrons of Rome to desist from attacking the city which is shown in the middle distance, in fine tones of orange, blue, yellow and green, the back of the dish inscribed " Coralliano (sic) quando vene p rovinare roma e p eli pregi de la matre fu placato" and in darker blue just below " Fate in botega da guido de merligno in Urbino ", within a yellow line border, circa 1540
Provenance
Munich, loss 1938;
The collection (approx. 440 works) was confiscated by the SS in Munich in 1938 on the occasion of the ‘Reichskristallnacht’ and auctioned at Sotheby's in London in 1939 (7/8 June and 19/20 July).
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Contact
Please contact the German Lost Art Foundation.
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