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Said to be from Olympia (Mertens 1985, p. 19). [Until 1906, art market, Paris]; 1906-1913, collection of J. Pierpont Morgan, New York; 1913-1917, estate of J.P. Morgan; acquired in December 1917, gift of J
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Although better known as a painter of large-scale canvases, Tintoretto produced numerous portraits and was highly esteemed by his contemporaries as a portraitist. It was he, indeed, and not Veronese, Titian’s protégé, who replaced Titian as official portraitist of the Venetian government (in 1559, although the sansaria, or state stipend, was granted in 1574)
Textile Center Modern and Contemporary Art 3 of 21 Portrait of an Elderly Bearded Man
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Inscription: (left): FR[ATER] (brother) (right): P[I]E[TAS] (duty) (on base): + SOTIETATIS [should be SOCIETATIS] . S[ANCTI] . d[OMINICI] + (of the Society of Saint Dominic)
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?Sir Paul Methuen, London (until d. 1757); his cousin, Paul Methuen, Corsham Court, Chippenham, Wiltshire (1757–d. 1795); his son, Paul Cobb Methuen, Corsham Court (1795–d. 1816; cat., 1806, p. 54, no
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