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The Holy Family with Saint Catherine and the Infant Saint John

after Polidoro da Lanciano (Lanciano c.1515 – Venice 1565)

Category

Art / Oil paintings

Date

1570 - 1599

Materials

Oil on canvas

Measurements

991 x 1245 mm (39 x 49 in)

Place of origin

Venice

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Collection

Vyne Estate, Hampshire

NT 719412

Summary

Oil painting on canvas (arched top), The Holy Family with Saint Catherine and the Infant Saint John, after Polidoro da Lanciano (Lanciano c.1515 – Venice 1565). The Madonna seated in a landscape with the Child on her lap; at the left Saint Catherine, with the wheel, a symbol of her matrydom (although not her death); at the right Saint Joseph with Saint John and the lamb in front.

Provenance

Bought in April 1847 for £12, as by Palma Vecchio; 1880s Notes, in the Ante Chapel, as: “Holy Family (Palma Vecchio)”; bequeathed with The Vyne, estate and contents by Sir Charles Chute, 1st Bt (1879-1956)

Credit line

The Vyne, The Chute Collection (National Trust)

Marks and inscriptions

Verso: Formerly, on a label found by Mr. Rutley of 5, Great Newport Street, when restoring and varnishing all the pictures at The Vyne in 1888: Infant Christ, the Virgin Mary, St. John, St. Catherine and St. Joseph, by Titian [Chaloner Chute, who recorded this fact in a note dated 24 Dec.1888 (Hants R.O.: 31M57 652 ff 53) mistakenly believed this note to be in the hand of John Chute.

Makers and roles

after Polidoro da Lanciano (Lanciano c.1515 – Venice 1565), artist previously catalogued as after Bonifazio de' Pitati (Verona 1487 – Venice 1553), artist previously catalogued as attributed to Jacopo Palma Negreti, known as Palma Vecchio (Lombardy c.1479 – Venice 1528), artist previously catalogued as attributed to Paolo Veronese (Verona 1528 -Venice 1588), artist previously catalogued as attributed to Titian (Pieve di Cadore 1488/90 - Venice 1576), artist

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