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    AFTER A WORK ATTRIBUTED TO FRA BARTOLOMEO (1475-1517)

    A landscape with buildings and trees

    c.1853-1876

    Albumen print | 7.5 x 16.7 cm (sheet of paper) | RCIN 854518

    A photograph of a drawing depicting a landscape with buildings and trees now in the Ashmolean Museum (inv. no. WA1846.28), where it is attributed to Fra Bartolomeo. Annotated on the verso.

    This drawing was previously in Sir Thomas Lawrence's collection and it was then attributed to Raphael.

    • Creator(s)

      After a work attributed to Fra Bartolomeo (1475-1517) (draughtsman)

      After a work previously attributed to Raphael (1483-1520) (draughtsman)

    • annotation: O. C. 161 (?) // Top [verso, centre, in ink]

    • 7.5 x 16.7 cm (sheet of paper)

    • Acquired for the Prince Consort's Raphael Collection (c.1853-1876)

    • Subject(s)
      • Arts, Recreation, Entertainment & Sport
        • Architecture
          • Domestic architecture
            • Farmhouses
          • Ecclesiastical & religious architecture
            • Christian church architecture
              • Churches
      • Geography
        • Systematic geography
          • Landscapes
      • Natural Sciences & Mathematics
        • Botany
          • Systematic botany
            • Trees
      Object type(s)
        • visual works
          • photographs
    • Other number(s)

      Ruland p. 341 A.III.1

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