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INV.163 Steunillustraties.Htm INV. 163 – GERELATEERDE WERKEN / ŒUVRES EN RAPPORT / RELATED WORKS Redactie / Rédaction / Editing: Bert Schepers, 2008 © KMSKB / MRBAB / RMFAB Werken uit eigen collectie • Atelier van PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (schets), 58 x 46.5 cm. KMSKB, inv. 5057. Rubens Genie, no. 73. • Meester van het Leven van Jozef, ook genaamd Meester van de Abdij van Affligem (werkzaam te Brussel einde 15de eeuw), De kruisdraging (linkerluik van het retabel De zeven weeën van de heilige Maagd). Paneel, 144.5 x 86 cm. KMSKB, inv. 344. Rubens Genie, p. 204, fig. 2. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, De mirakelen van de heilige Benedictus. Doek, 164 x 262 cm. KMSKB, inv. 4063. Rubens Genie, no. 118. Bruiklenen Rubens expo • PETER PAUL RUBENS en atelier, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (schets), 74 x 55 cm. Maastricht, Bonnefantenmuseum, inv. 5358, in bruikleen van het Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. Rubens Genie, no. 69. • PETER PAUL RUBENS en atelier, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (schets), 104.5 x 74.2 cm, met ondertekening in zwart krijt. Kopenhagen, Statens museums for Kunst, inv. 1856. Rubens Genie, no. 70. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (ontwerp voor gravure), 59.5 x 45.7 cm. Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley Art Museum, inv.1966.16. Rubens Genie, no. 71. • Paulus Pontius (1603-1658) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Gravure, 650 x 485 mm. Antwerpen, Museum Plantin- Moretus / Prentenkabinet, inv. RH-P 512. Rubens Genie, no. 72. • Atelier van PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (schets), 64 x 49.5 cm. Wenen, Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste, inv. 625. Rubens Genie, no. 74. Steunillustraties catalogus • Jacopo Robusti, genaamd Jacopo Tintoretto (1518-1594), De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Doek. Venetië, Scuola Grande di San Rocco. Rubens Genie, p. 204, fig. 1. • Jan van den Hoecke (1611-1651), De ontmoeting van Jacob en Esau. Doek, 237 x 378 cm. Brugge, Stedelijke Musea, Groeningemuseum, inv. 0.237. Rubens Genie, p. 205, fig. 6 (detail). Overige werken in Rubensdocumentatie • A. Van Lint naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Koper, 69 x 87 cm, gesigneerd : A.V. Lint F. Troyes, Musée des Beaux-Arts, inv. 850-1-19. • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Drager en afmetingen onbekend. Besançon, Musée des Beaux-Arts. • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Doek (?), 59 x 110 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Voorheen, Rome, verzameling Giacobbo Erminio (1978). • Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Doek, 58 x 40 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Voorheen verzameling Isambert en Dolffus. • Wilhelm Trübner (1851-1917) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel, 40 x 24.5 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Veiling Stuttgart (Nagel), 10-11 december 1999, lot 783 • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel, 63 x 48 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Voorheen Brasschaat, verzameling Cauwenbergh. • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Koper, 40 x 53 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Veiling Londen (Christie’s), 29 oktober 1997, lot 65 • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Voorstelling geschilderd op binnenluik van een Antwerpse kunstkast. Paneel of koper (?), afmetingen onbekend. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Veiling Londen (Christie’s), 21 december 2006, lot 599. • Pietro Monaco (1707-1772) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Ets, 530 x 362 mm. Londen, British Museum, Department of Prints and Drawings, inv. 1865,0520.732. • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel, 60 x 47.5 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Voorheen Warschau, Muzeum Narodowe, inv. 35794 (vermist sinds WOII). • Girolamo Muziano (ca. 1532-1592), met retouches van PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Tekening in rood krijt, geretoucheerd met rood krijt en gehoogd met witte dekverf, op papier, 470 x 587 mm. Parijs, Musée du Louvre, département des arts graphiques, inv. 5101. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, De begrafenis van Decius Mus. Doek, 289 x 515 cm. Wenen – Vaduz, Sammlungen des Fürsten von und zu Liechtenstein, inv. GE52. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, Schetsen voor De beklimming van de Calvarieberg en Christus aan het volk getoond. Tekening in zwart en rood krijt, op papier, 310 x 466 mm. Verso: schetsen voor De ontvoering van Hippodamea en Hercules vechtend met een stier (Acheloüs). Bewaarplaats onbekend. Voorheen Tilford, bij Farnham, verzameling Otto Wolfgang Burchard. • Naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel (schets), 75 x 56 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Veiling Londen (Sotheby’s), 14 mei 1958, lot 51. • Antoon van Dyck (1599-1641), De heilige Martinus. Paneel, 170 x 160 cm. Zaventem, Sint-Martinuskerk. • Antoon van Dyck (1599-1641), De heilige Martinus. Doek, 258 x 243 cm. Windsor Castle, Royal Collection. • Atelier van PETER PAUL RUBENS, De helm van Rubens. Tekening in zwart krijt en pen en inkt, op papier, 275 x 300 mm. Parijs, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. Dupuy 667, fol. 159. • Michel-François Demasso (1654-?) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, De helm van Rubens. Gravure in Jacob Spon, Miscellanea Eruditae Antiquitates, Lyon, 1685. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, Allegorisch portret van een man als de god Mars. Doek, 82.6 x 66 cm. Bewaarplaats onbekend. Veiling Londen (Christie’s), 10 juli 2002, lot 52. • PETER PAUL RUBENS, Portret van Helena Fourment met bontmantel (Het pelsken). Paneel, 176 x 83 cm. Wenen, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Gemäldegalerie, inv. GG 688. • Jan van den Hoecke (1611-1651) naar PETER PAUL RUBENS, Blijde intrede van kardinaal-infant Ferdinand in Antwerpen. Doek, 405 x 328 cm. Firenze, Galleria degli Uffizi, inv. 8454. • Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678), De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Doek, 239 x 174.5 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, inv. SK-A-4923. • Erasmus Quellinus II (1607-1678), De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Doek, 365 x 355 cm. Honfleur, Sint-Catharinakerk. • Gaspar de Crayer (1584-1669), De beklimming van de Calvarieberg. Paneel, 227 x 285 cm. Grimbergen, abdijkerk. • Gaspar de Crayer (1584-1669), De marteldood van de heilige Petrus. Paneel (schets), 64 x 44.5 cm. Rotterdam, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, inv. MB 2519. .
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