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ID number: BIRBI-48.7 Institution: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts Artist / Maker: Probably Lanino, Bernadino (c.1512 - 1583) Title / Object name: The Madonna and Child with St Mary Magdalene and a Pope, Saint Gregory Object type: Drawing Place made: possibly Turin Culture: Italian Date made: early 1540/43 Materials: Black chalk on joined sheets of grey paper, mounted on vellum Measurements: 83.3 x 90.0 cm Provenance: Purchased by Messrs Agnew from W.G. Paterson; purchased by Lancelot Hugh Smith from whom it passed to his niece Lady Helen Smith; purchased from F.A. Drey, July 1948, for £500 |
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This is a cartoon, or full-scale preparatory drawing, for part of Lanino's Madonna and Child Adored by Saints altarpiece in the National Gallery, London. This was executed in 1543 for the church of St Paul at Vercelli, north east of Turin, and shows the figures full length. Lanino was by then the leading artist of the region, and his style was strongly influenced by the works of both Leonardo da Vinci and Correggio. The cartoon is assembled from fragments of paper, applied to vellum. |
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