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Loans in And LOANS TO THE NATIONAL GALLERY April 2018 – March 2019 The following pictures were on loan to the National British (?) The Fourvière Hill at Lyon (currently Leighton Archway on the Palatine Gallery between April 2018 and March 2019 on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Leighton Houses in Venice *Pictures returned Bürkel Distant View of Rome with the Baths Leighton On the Coast, Isle of Wight of Caracalla in the Foreground (currently on loan Leighton An Outcrop in the Campagna THE ROYAL COLLECTION TRUST / to the Ashmolean Museum Oxford) Leighton View in Capri (currently on loan HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN Buttura A Road in the Roman Campagna to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Fra Angelico Blessing Redeemer Camuccini Ariccia Leighton A View in Spain Gentile da Fabriano The Madonna and Camuccini A Fallen Tree Trunk Leighton The Villa Malta, Rome Child with Angels (The Quaratesi Madonna) Camuccini Landscape with Trees and Rocks Possibly by Leighton Houses in Capri Gossaert Adam and Eve (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Mason The Villa Borghese (currently on loan Leighton Cimabue’s Celebrated Madonna is carried Museum, Oxford) to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) in Procession through the Streets of Florence Cels Sky Study with Birds Michallon A Torrent in a Rocky Gorge (currently Pesellino Saints Mamas and James Closson Antique Ruins (the Baths of Caracalla?) on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Closson The Cascade at Tivoli (currently on loan Michallon A Tree THE WARDEN AND FELLOWS OF to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Nittis Winter Landscape ALL SOULS COLLEGE, OXFORD Probably by Coignet River Landscape Pitloo View of the Aventine Hill from Mengs Noli me tangere Probably by Constantin Bridge at Subiaco the Palatine (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) THE AMERICAN FRIENDS OF Probably by Corot Staircase in the Entrance THE NATIONAL GALLERY to the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli Pitloo Vines at Báia (currently on loan Calame Chalets at Rigi Costa After a Shower near Pisa (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Reinagle Mountainous Landscape with ANDREW BROWNSWORD Costa Porto d’Anzio (currently on loan to Ruins and Buildings (currently on loan ARTS FOUNDATION the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Sisley View of the Thames: Charing Cross Bridge Danby A Boat-Builder’s Yard Reinagle Rome: Part of the Aurelian Wall Degas Promenade beside the Sea (the Muro Torto) with the Villa Ludovisi beyond THE CAPRICORN FOUNDATION, Denis Cliff at Vicovaro (currently on loan to (currently on loan to the Ashmolean LONDON the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Museum, Oxford) Hunt Rienzi vowing to obtain Justice for the Death Denis A Torrent at Tivoli Reinagle A Trout Stream of his Young Brother, slain in a Skirmish between Denis View of the Cascades at Tivoli Probably by Rosa Wooded Bank with Figures the Colonna and the Orsini Factions (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Schelfhout Landscape with Cumulus Clouds, with Turner Dutch Boats in a Gale (‘The Bridgewater Museum, Oxford) View of Haarlem on the Horizon (currently on Sea Piece’) Possibly by Desportes Study of Two Trees loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Dunouy Panoramic View of the Bay of Naples Valenciennes Cow-Shed and Houses on the THE MARI CHA COLLECTION LIMITED (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Palatine Hill Bartolomeo di Giovanni The Argonauts in Colchis Museum, Oxford) Valenciennes Rome at Sunrise, from the Janiculum Guardi Venice: The Giudecca Canal and the Zattere* Fearnley Coast Scene, possibly Capri (currently (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Master of 1487, probably Pietro Donzello on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Museum, Oxford) The Departure of the Argonauts Fleury View in the Villa Borghese: The Casino Wallis Rocks, Tree Trunks and Branches del Muro Torto and the Aqueduct of Acqua Felice Wals The Walls of Rome (currently on loan THE SAMUEL COURTAULD TRUST, French The Temple of Vesta at Tivoli seen from to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) THE COURTAULD GALLERY, LONDON the Gorge (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Warren The Crystal Palace from Penge Workshop of Bellini The Assassination Museum, Oxford) Watts Panoramic Landscape with a Farmhouse of Saint Peter Martyr French (?) Excavation of the Roman Theatre, Biagio d’Antonio Cassone with the Arms Orange, France (currently on loan to the THE GORHAMBURY ESTATES of Lorenzo Morelli and Vaggia Nerli Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) COMPANY LIMITED, ST ALBANS (The Morelli Chest) French (?) View looking into the Val de Villé in the Teniers the Younger An Army Encampment Biagio d’Antonio Spalliera with the Arms Vosges, France with a Cavalier of Lorenzo Morelli and Vaggia Nerli German A Rustic House by the Sea (The Morelli Spalliera) Giroux Ruins on the Palatine (currently on loan THE GOVERNMENT ART COLLECTION Biagio d’Antonio Cassone with the Arms of Vaggia to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Gabrielli The National Gallery 1886, Nerli and Lorenzo Morelli (The Nerli Chest) Gourlier Acqua Acetosa (currently on loan Interior of Room 32 Biagio d’Antonio Spalliera with the Arms of Vaggia to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Nerli and Lorenzo Morelli (The Nerli Spalliera) Probably by Granet View of the Falls at Tivoli COLLECTION OF SIR LAURENCE GRAFF Campin The Entombment (The Seilern Triptych) Guillaumet Mountains in North Africa, with Pissarro Portrait of Cézanne Daddi Triptych: The Virgin and Child enthroned a Bedouin Camp (currently on loan to the with Saints Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) THE EARL OF HALIFAX Pulzone Portrait of Cardinal Antoine Perrenot Probably by Haes View of Madrid (currently Titian Portrait of a Young Man de Granvelle on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Probably by Heinrich Landscape with Figures bathing THE DANIEL KATZ FAMILY TRUST THE GERE COLLECTION Joinville A Distant View of Tivoli (currently Monogrammist I.S. Portrait of a Woman, * Probably by Bertin View of the Gorge at on loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) facing left Civita Castellana (currently on loan to the Jones The Grotto at Posillipo Naldini Lamentation of the Dead Christ Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Jones Landscape with a Distant View of Probably by Bidauld Buildings by a Weir in a the Sea (Italy) Mountainous Valley (currently on loan to the Kerrich Distant View of Lowestoft from the South Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Blechen The Capuchin Convent at Amalfi Museum, Oxford) (currently on loan to the Ashmolean Probably by Knip Green Mountains (currently on Museum, Oxford) loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Böcklin A Cliff Face Kølle A Courtyard in Rome (currently on loan Boldini In the Garden to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) THE NATIONAL GALLERY REVIEW OF THE YEAR 2018–2019 1 LOANS TO THE NATIONAL GALLERY JOHN LISHAWA, LONDON Cazin Evening WINCHESTER COLLEGE Bidauld A View of Tivoli Cascade Cazin Ulysses after the Shipwreck Lemoyne The Annunciation Possibly by Caruelle d’Aligny Ruined Cézanne The Avenue at the Jas de Bouffan Column in the Baths of Caracalla, Rome Cézanne Still Life with Water Jug WYCOMBE MUSEUM, HIGH WYCOMBE French The Sky at Sunset Charnay Park of Sansac (Indre-et-Loire) Wtewael The Raising of Lazarus Rémond View of Capri from Anacapri Degas Carlo Pellegrini Soldera View of Trees and Vegetation Degas Head of a Woman ANONYMOUS / PRIVATE COLLECTIONS Wallis View of the Roman Campagna Degas Head of a Woman Aertsen Scenes from the Life of an Unidentified Fantin-Latour The Judgement of Paris Bishop Saint THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE 9TH Fantin-Latour Mr and Mrs Edwin Edwards Beert the Elder Flowers in a Porcelain Wan-Li Vase MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY Fantin-Latour A Plate of Apples Beert the Elder Flowers in a Serpentine Vase Lawrence Portrait of Lieutenant General the Fantin-Latour Roses Berjon Still Life with Flowers Hon. Charles Stewart, later 3rd Marquess Fantin-Latour Self Portrait Bol Portrait of Frederick Sluysken of Londonderry (1778–1854) Forain The Tub De Bray Flowers in a White Stone Vase Gauguin Faa Iheihe Bronzino Portrait of a Young Man LONGFORD CASTLE COLLECTION Gauguin Harvest: Le Pouldu Brueghel the Elder The Garden of Eden De Beer and workshop Saint John the Baptist Goeneutte The Boulevard de Clichy under Snow Brueghel the Elder Harbour Scene with De Beer and workshop Saint John the Evangelist Hammershøi Interior Christ preaching De Beer and workshop The Virgin and Child Henri Market at Concarneau (recto), Brueghel the Elder A Sea Storm Enthroned, with Saints Joseph, John the Baptist, Sailing Boats in a Bay (verso) Brueghel the Elder Still Life with Tulips, Dorothy, Cecilia, Catherine of Alexandria Liebermann Memorial Service for Chrysanthemums, Narcissi, Roses, Irises and other and Barbara Kaiser Friedrich at Kösen Flowers in a Glass Vase Holbein the Younger Erasmus Manet Woman with a Cat Cézanne The Sea at L’Estaque Sebastiano del Piombo Portrait of a Lady Mauve Milking Time Corinth Portrait of Dr Ferdinand Mainzer Mauve Watering Horses Cuyp Sijctghen Duck* THE MAURITSHUIS, THE HAGUE Monet Poplars on the Epte Daddi Saint Dominic Gelder Judah and Tamar Monet The Seine at Port-Villez Derain Madame Matisse au Kimono* Monet Woman Seated on a Bench Domenichino Saint John the Evangelist THE PETER MEYER COLLECTION Morisot Girl on a Divan Gentileschi The Finding of Moses Brueghel the Elder Landscape with Travellers Pissarro The Little Country Maid Géricault A Shipwreck and Peasants on a Track Pissarro The Pork Butcher Goltzius Jupiter and Antiope Pissarro Portrait of Félix Pissarro Circle of Gossaert The Adoration of the Kings THE STATE PUSHKIN MUSEUM OF Pissarro A Wool-Carder Guardi Villa del Timpano Arcuato at Paese FINE ARTS, MOSCOW Renoir Head of a Girl Hayez Susanna at her Bath Monet The Boulevard des Capucines, Paris* Repin Study of an Old Man Heem Flowers in a Glass Bottle on a Marble Plinth * THE RECTOR AND CHURCHWARDENS Rossetti Ecce Ancilla Domini! (The Annunciation) Købke Portrait of P.
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