The Deposition (after da Volterra)
Sir Nicolas Dorigny (Paris 1658 - Paris 1746)
Category
Art / Prints
Date
1710
Materials
Hand-coloured engraving on paper
Measurements
870 x 615 x 45 mm
Place of origin
Rome
Order this imageCollection
Stourhead, Wiltshire
NT 730903
Summary
Hand-coloured engraving, The Deposition, Sir Nicolas Dorigny (Paris 1658 - Paris 1746) after Daniele da Volterra, 1710, hand-coloured by Jacob van Lint (1723 - 1790) or Hendrik Frans van Lint, Rome, Italy, 1759-1762. The inscription cut from the print is pasted to the backboard. The original is in the Orsini Chapel, Santissima Trinita dei Monti, Rome.
Provenance
Commissioned by Henry Hoare II, called 'the Magnificent' (1705-1785).Listed in a studio bill enclosed with a letter from Thomas Jenkins to Hoare, 19 June 1762 (WSA, 383.907). Listed in 'The Catalogue or Particulars of the Pictures Prints Statues and other Things' attached to the Stourhead Settlement, 1784, attributed to 'Studio' (see Dodd, 2016) (WSA, 383.715).Thence by descent. Bequeathed by Sir Henry Hugh Arthur Hoare, 6th Bt (1865 – 1947), 1946.
Makers and roles
Sir Nicolas Dorigny (Paris 1658 - Paris 1746) , printer Hendrik Frans van Lint, colourist Jacob van Lint (1723 - 1790), colourist