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GIAMBOLOGNA
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Flanders (France) 1529 – Italy 1608
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Antonio SUSINI, founder
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Italy (Florence) active 1572 – Italy died 1624
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Angel
[Victory angel] 1596
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20.6 (h) x 13.0 (w) x 13.3 (d) cm
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| not signed, not dated | | Purchased 1984 |
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NGA 1984.1520
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| Provenance |
- from a group of eleven statuettes, part of a tabernacle on the high altar of the Monastery of the Certosa at Galluzzo, outside Florence, commissioned of Giambologna, 1596;
- documented in situ by Domenico Moreni, 1791;
- removed c.1799, during the Napoleonic occupation (1796-1815);
- Partridge Fine Arts, London;
- from whom bought by Böhler, Lucerne and Cassirer, Amsterdam, 1923;
- from whom bought by Charles Loeser (1864-1928), Florence, 1927;
- appeared on the Berlin art market in the late 1920s (see photographs held in the Kunsthistorisches Institut, Florence);
- sold at auction Sotheby's, London, 13 December 1979, lot 188;
- Cyril Humphris, London;
- from whom bought by the National Gallery of Australia, September 1984
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