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Putti with Goat: Autumn

manner of Pieter Joseph Sauvage (Tournai 1744 - Tournai 1818)

Category

Art / Oil paintings

Date

circa 1775 - 1800

Materials

Oil on panel (grisaille)

Place of origin

Flanders (Belgium from 1830)

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Collection

Montacute House, Somerset

NT 597889

Summary

Oil painting on panel (grisaille), Putti with Goat: Autumn, manner of Pieter Joseph Sauvage (Tournai 1744 - Tournai 1818), 18th century. From a set of four canvases inspired by, and with elements taken from prints by François Boucher (1703 -1770), showing putti engaged in appropraite seasonal activities. A roundel of three naked putti playing with a goat, the one on the left assisting the one in the centre to mount onto the back of a goat which is seated and facing to the right; the putto on the back of the goat holds a bunch of grapes, the third putto on the right is seated on the ground and is pulling on the goat's beard, there is a tree on the right. They are, if not by , at least in the manner of the leading exponent of monochrome trompe l'oeil painting, who was born and died in Tournai, but spent much of his career in Paris, including working for Louis XVI and the Prince de Condé.

Provenance

Bequeathed by Sir Percy Malcolm Stewart (1871-1951) to the National Trust and transferred to Montacute House in 1960 after the death of Lady Stewart

Credit line

Montacute House, The Malcolm Stewart Bequest (National Trust)

Makers and roles

manner of Pieter Joseph Sauvage (Tournai 1744 - Tournai 1818), artist Dutch School, artist Flemish School, artist after François Boucher (Paris 1703 – Paris 1770), artist

References

Montacute House, Somerset, 1991 [The National Trust; Malcolm Rogers] 1991, p.63. "THE LIBRARY ANTE-ROOM OVERDOORS: Autumn and Winter Grisailles, presumably from a set of four canvasses representing The Seasons, showing putti engaged in appropriate seasonal activities (Stewart Bequest) Unknown artist, perhaps Flemish, eighteenth century." Montacute House, Somerset, 1997 [The National Trust; Malcolm Rogers] 1991, revised 1997 , p.63. "THE LIBRARY ANTE-ROOM OVERDOORS: Autumn and Winter Grisailles, presumably from a set of four canvasses representing The Seasons, showing putti engaged in appropriate seasonal activities (Stewart Bequest) Unknown artist, perhaps Flemish, eighteenth century." Montacute House, Somerset, 2004-2006 [The National Trust; Malcolm Rogers] 2000, revised 2004, reprinted 2005, 2006, p.51. "THE LIBRARY ANTE-ROOM OVERDOORS: Autumn and Winter Grisailles, presumably from a set of four canvasses representing The Seasons, showing putti engaged in appropriate seasonal activities (Stewart Bequest) Unknown artist, perhaps Flemish, eighteenth century."

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