Lot 222: *Jacopo Zanguidi, called Bertoia (1544-1574) a saint (roch?) seated at the foot of a tree. Bears

*Jacopo Zanguidi, called Bertoia (1544-1574) a saint (roch?) seated at the foot of a tree. Bears attribution in brown ink, verso: Lodewijk carrats, and numberings (see Provenance). Pen and brown ink, over red chalk. 196 by 259mm. Provenance: Johan van der Does, Heer van Bergesteyn, presumably his sale, The Hague, early 1705; Valerius Rover (L.2984a-c: with his numberings 38 (deleted), and 35/38; listed in his inventory as: L.Carats: een leggende pelgrim, tegens een boom rustende met de pen, van L: Carats. uit de Collectie van Bergestein); Jhr. J. Goll van Franckenstein (L.2987, his number N3128, in red); sale, in these Rooms, 27 February 1964, lot 43 (as Carracci). Literature: Diane De Grazia, Bertoia, Mirola and the Farnese Court, Bologn

*Jacopo Zanguidi, called Bertoia (1544-1574)
a saint (roch?) seated at the foot of a tree.
Bears attribution in brown ink, verso: Lodewijk carrats, and numberings (see Provenance).
Pen and brown ink, over red chalk.
196 by 259mm.
Provenance:
Johan van der Does, Heer van Bergesteyn, presumably his sale, The Hague, early 1705;
Valerius Rover (L.2984a-c: with his numberings 38 (deleted), and 35/38; listed in his inventory as: L.Carats: een leggende pelgrim, tegens een boom rustende met de pen, van L: Carats. uit de Collectie van Bergestein);
Jhr. J. Goll van Franckenstein (L.2987, his number N3128, in red);
sale, in these Rooms, 27 February 1964, lot 43 (as Carracci).
Literature:
Diane De Grazia, Bertoia, Mirola and the Farnese Court, Bologna 1991, p.184, D/3, fig.268 (as 'Equipe of Bertoia/Mirola').
We are very grateful to Dr. Hans-Ulrich Beck for providing the van der Does and Rover provenance information.
*Jacopo Zanguidi, called Bertoia (1544-1574)
a saint (roch?) seated at the foot of a tree.
Bears attribution in brown ink, verso: Lodewijk carrats, and numberings (see Provenance).
Pen and brown ink, over red chalk.
196 by 259mm.
Provenance:
Johan van der Does, Heer van Bergesteyn, presumably his sale, The Hague, early 1705;
Valerius Rover (L.2984a-c: with his numberings 38 (deleted), and 35/38; listed in his inventory as: L.Carats: een leggende pelgrim, tegens een boom rustende met de pen, van L: Carats. uit de Collectie van Bergestein);
Jhr. J. Goll van Franckenstein (L.2987, his number N3128, in red);
sale, in these Rooms, 27 February 1964, lot 43 (as Carracci).
Literature:
Diane De Grazia, Bertoia, Mirola and the Farnese Court, Bologna 1991, p.184, D/3, fig.268 (as 'Equipe of Bertoia/Mirola').
We are very grateful to Dr. Hans-Ulrich Beck for providing the van der Does and Rover provenance information.