nuxt-macm-collection

Made in France.

h. 82.5 x w. 145 cm

c. 1570

Oil on panel

Provenance

Formerly part of a private family collection in Rosteague, Portschatho, Cornwall, UK, Until 1959, Inherited from the previous owner: W: Graham. Thence by descent to W: Graham's daughter. passed by descent through the Jekyll family (Agnes Jekyll was William Graham's daughter) to her daughter Pamela who was married to Reginald McKenna, liberal MP and member of Asquith's cabinet 1906-1916, later chairman of midland bank.
Sold by the family at Christies London Sale no. 1959
Sotheby's Old Master Paintings Day Sale, London, 5th July 2005
Sold to Amell International Lux S.A., Luxembourg, July 2007
Acquired at Amell International Lux S.A, Luxembourg, 19th December 2008

Publications

J. Erhmann, Antoine Caron, Paris, 1986, pp. 21-26, figs. 3-8 and p. 221, figs. 247-252
Christie's, Old Masters Sale no. 1959,
Sotheby's, Old Master Paintings Day Sale, London, 5th July 2007, lot 111
Valérie Auclair, L’oeil médusé. Perspective et interprétations des Massacres du Triumvirat d’Antoine Caron (1566), Communications, 2009/2, n°(85), 2009, pp. 79-101
D. Alberge, "Rubens and Neo-Classical art" in M. Merrony (ed.), Mougins Museum of Classical Art, France, 2011, p. 296, fig. 7
J. Oorthuys, "Enjoy the Experience of a Museum with Difference!MACM", Ancient Warfare, Karwansaray Publishers, The Netherlands, June/July 2020, vol. XII, issue 6, p. 59
J. Osgood, "Enjoy the Experience of a Museum with Difference!MACM" in J. Oorthuys (ed.), Ancient History, Karwansaray Publishers, Rotterdam, Jun/Jul 2020, no. 28, p. 59

Exhibitions

Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins (MACM), Mougins, France, from June 2011

N.B. Our online collection is being continually updated thanks to ongoing research and documentation efforts carried out by the MACM documentation team. Any additional information is welcome, please contact us.

Massacre of the Triumvirate Made by an unidentified artist close to Antoine Caron

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