The Drawings of Michelangelo and His Followers in the Ashmolean Museum

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446 APPENDIX 2. THE LAWRENCE COLLECTION OF DRAWINGS

(advertisement in theBurlington Magazine,January 1990 ,p.
v). See 1830 - 121 for further details.


  1. 1830 - 37 / 1836 - 79 / 1838 - 46 / 1850 - 142 ?/Locker
    [-Lampson]/BM W 11

  2. 1830 - 88 / 1836 - 60 / 1838 - 31 / 1850 - 132 ,asVenusti/Miss K.
    Radford/BM W 71.
    1 02. 1830 - 89 / 1836 - 65 (the provenance is given in 1836
    as Buonarroti and Wicar, but because the drawing bears
    theBona Rotiinscription, it probably did not come from
    Casa Buonarroti)/ 1838 - 36 / 1850 - 133 ,asMarcello Venusti/BM
    W 72.

  3. 1830 - 149 ?/Lawrence Gallery, 1853 ,no. 2 /J. C. Robin-
    son/Morgan Library, IV. 7 ;Corpus 399.
    The highly finished MorganAnnunciationpresents a prob-
    lem. It is probable but not certain that it is identical with
    no. 149 in the Inventory of 1830 ,but it is puzzling that so
    important a drawing was not exhibited in 1836 .Nor does
    it appear to have been among the drawings sold to William
    of Holland, although he certainly purchased the two associ-
    ated sketches now in the British Museum, W 71 and W 72.
    The Morgan drawing was illustrated as plate 2 in Wood-
    burn’sLawrence Galleryof 1853 ,and seems to be alone among
    the thirty drawings included in that publication not to have
    been exhibited in 1836 ,which is again puzzling. Whether
    it was a drawing that Woodburn retained, or sold privately
    and subsequently re-purchased, or whether it passed through
    William’s hands but somehow escaped separate identification
    in his sale catalogue is conjectural.
    The price that this drawing realised in186 0suggests that
    it was not believed to be autograph. It was re-attributed
    to Michelangelo by Wilde, 1959 ,and his view has been
    followed by most later scholars, including the compiler.

  4. 1830 - 41 / 1836 - 73 / 1838 - 41 / 1850 - 15 8/Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 4 /BM W 58.
    1 05. 1830 - 34 / 1836 - 72 / 1838 - 40 / 1850 - 169 /Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 3 /Duke of Portland Collection.
    106.Not identified in the 1830 inventory/Not exhib-
    ited in 1836 /Not sold to William II of Holland/William
    Bloxam/His gift to Rugby School, Inv. R/S II 13 ;black
    chalk, 199 × 278 mm.

  5. 1830 - 73 / 1836 - 66 / 1838 - 37 / 1850 - 149 /Clarke Collection/
    Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum.
    108.Taddeo Zuccaro. Ottley sale, 1814 - 1492 as Taddeo
    Zuccaro/Sir Thomas Lawrence/ 1830 -Not identified/Chic-
    ago, Art Institute of Chicago, 1928 - 196 (McCullagh and
    Giles, 1997 ,no.35 0).

  6. 1830 - 64 i,ii,iii/ 1836 - 88 / 1838 - 53 / 1850 - 129 ,asMarcello
    Venusti/Lawrence Gallery, 1853 ,pl. 7 /BM W 76 - 78.

  7. 1830 - 42 / 1836 - 85 / 1838 - 50 / 1850 - 167 /Bayonne, Bean



  8. 1830 - 44 / 1836 - 87 / 1838 - 52 / 1850 - 13 0,asSebastiano del
    Piombo/Lawrence Gallery, 1853 ,pl. 12 /BM W 17.

  9. 1830 - 36 / 1836 - 83 / 1838 - 48 / 1850 - 13 0,asSebastiano del
    Piombo/186 0- 112 /BM W 16.

  10. 1830 - 21 (with further details)/ 1836 - 22 / 1838 - 8 / 1850 -
    145 /Brooks/Malcolm 67 /BMW 67.

  11. 1830 - 49 / 1836 - 28 / 1838 - 13 / 1850 - 15 2/Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 9 /Count Antoine Seilern/London, Courtauld
    Institute of Art, Prince’s Gate Collection.

  12. 1830 - 47 /probably 1836 - 27 / 1838 - 12 / 1850 - 105 /Malcolm
    73 /BM W 81.

  13. 1830 - 48 / 1836 - 25 / 1838 - 10 / 1850 - 171 /Malcolm 73 /BM
    W 82.

  14. 1830 - 70 / 1836 - 29 / 1838 - 14 / 1850 - 127 /Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 8 /186 0- 117 /BM W 32.

  15. 1807 - 375 / 1814 - 1764 ,bought by Dimsdale?/ 1830 -Not
    identified/Not exhibited in 1836 /part of August, 1838 pur-
    chase of William II of Holland?/ 1850 - 15 0, bought by
    Brondgeest, 60 guilders/Untraced.
    If this drawing is identical with 1850 - 15 0as seems likely,
    it would have to be assumed that it passed from Brondgeest
    to Woodburn between 1850 and 1853 .Perhaps it was a black
    chalk copy of Michelangelo’s red chalkDepositionin Haar-
    lem, Teyler Museum, VT 60 /Corpus 89.

  16. 1830 - 40 / 1836 - 64 / 1838 - 35 / 1850 - 18 0/bought by Enson,
    £ 52. 10 s/Brooks Collection/F. T. Palgrave Collection, sold
    at Christie’s, 4 June 1886 ,bought by J. C. Robinson/
    Agnew’s, London. Acquired by Mrs. Gardner in 1902 for
    the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston. See 1830 - 40
    for further details.
    1 20.Pierre Crozat?; his number? 396 at lower left/Count
    Moritz von Fries (L. 2903 )/ 1830 - 93 / 1836 - 58 / 1838 - 29 / 1850 -
    141 ?, bought by Enthoven, 200 guilders/Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 10 /BM W 69.

  17. 1830 - 45 i/ 1836 - 62 / 1838 - 33 / 1850 - 122 /Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 11 /BM W 52.
    1 22. 1830 - 20 /Probably 1836 - 24 / 1838 - 9 / 1850 -Not identi-
    fied/Vaughan/BM W 53.

  18. 1830 - 11 ?/ 1836 - 26 / 1838 - 11 / 1850 -not securely identifi-
    able, perhaps 144 /J. C. Robinson/Malcolm 64 /BM W 54.
    1 24. 1830 - 4 / 1836 - 13 / 1838 - 3 / 1850 - 135 /BM W 4.
    125.Reproduced by Ottley,Italian School,f.p. 33 / 1814 -
    1768 / 1836 - 84 / 1838 - 49 / 1850 - 103 /E. Galichon, his sale, May
    1875 ,lot 16 /Malcolm 80 /BM W 60.

  19. 1830 - 69 / 1836 - 86 / 1838 - 51 / 1850 - 119 /Lawrence Gallery,
    1853 ,pl. 14 /Thibaudeau/Bayonne, Musee Bonnat, Bean ́



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