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Loans in And the national gallery review of the year 2008 – 2 0 0 9 loans to the national gallery april 2008–march 2009 The following pictures were on loan at Boldini In the Garden Kerrich Distant View of Lowestoft from the National Gallery between April 2008 British (?) The Fourvière Hill at Lyon the South and March 2009 Bürkel Distant View of Rome with the Knip Green Mountains * Pictures returned Baths of Caracalla in the Foreground Kølle A Courtyard in Rome Buttura A Road in the Roman Campagna Leighton Archway on the Palatine Her Majesty The Queen Camuccini Ariccia Leighton On the Coast, Isle of Wight Workshop of Fra Angelico Blessing Camuccini A Fallen Tree Trunk Leighton Houses in Capri Redeemer Camuccini Landscape with Trees and Rocks Leighton Houses in Venice Gentile da Fabriano The Madonna and Cels Sky Study with Birds Leighton An Outcrop in the Campagna Child with Angels (The Quaratesi Madonna) Closson Antique Ruins (the Baths of Leighton View in Capri Gossaert Adam and Eve Caracalla?) Leighton A View in Spain Leighton Cimabue’s Celebrated Madonna Closson The Cascade at Tivoli Leighton The Villa Malta, Rome is carried in Procession through the Attributed to Coignet River Landscape Mason The Villa Borghese Streets of Florence Attributed to Constantin Bridge at Subiaco Michallon A Torrent in a Rocky Gorge Pesellino Saints Mamas and James (Framed Attributed to Corot Staircase in the Michallon A Tree with Pesellino The Pistoia Santa Trinità Entrance to the Villa of Maecenas, Tivoli Nittis Winter Landscape Altarpiece NG727, NG3162, NG3230 and Costa After a Shower near Pisa Pitloo View of the Aventine Hill from the NG4428) Costa Porto d’Anzio Palatine Danby A Boat-Builder’s Yard Pitloo Vines at Báia The Trustees of the Abercorn Heirlooms Degas Promenade beside the Sea Reinagle Mountainous Landscape with Settlement Denis Cliff at Vicovaro Ruins and Buildings Parmigianino Cardinal Lorenzo Pucci Denis A Torrent at Tivoli Reinagle Rome: Part of the Aurelian Wall Denis View of the Cascades at Tivoli (the Muro Torto) with the Villa Ludovisi The Warden and Fellows of All Souls Attributed to Desportes Study of Two Trees beyond College, Oxford Dunouy Panoramic View of the Bay of Reinagle A Trout Stream Mengs Noli me tangere Naples Attributed to Rosa Wooded Bank with Fearnley Coast Scene, possibly Capri Figures The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Fleury View in the Villa Borghese: the Schelfhout Landscape with Cumulus Clouds Ceccarelli Virgin and Child Casino del Muro Torto and the Aqueduct Valenciennes Cow-Shed and Houses on the Orioli The Virgin and Child with Saints of Acqua Felice Palatine Hill Jerome, Bernardino, Catherine of French The Temple of Vesta at Tivoli seen Valenciennes Rome at Sunrise, from the Alexandria and Francis from the Gorge Janiculum French (?) Excavation of the Roman Wallis Rocks, Tree Trunks and Branches Andrew Brownsword Art Foundation Theatre, Orange, France Wals The Walls of Rome Gainsborough The Byam Family (normally French (?) View looking into the Val de Warren The Crystal Palace from Penge on long term loan to the Holburne Villé in the Vosges, France Watts Panoramic Landscape with a Museum of Art, Bath) German A Rustic House by the Sea Farmhouse Sisley View of the Thames: Charing Giroux Ruins on the Palatine Cross Bridge Gourlier Acqua Acetosa The Government Art Collection Attributed to Granet View of the Falls at Gabrielli The National Gallery 1886, Dunrobin Castle Collection Tivoli Interior of Room 32 Lo Spagna Christ carrying the Cross Guillaumet Mountains in North Africa, with a Bedouin Camp Graff Diamonds Ltd The Gere Collection Attributed to Haes View of Madrid Pissarro Portrait of Cézanne Bertin View of the Gorge at Civita Attributed to Heinrich Landscape with Castellana Figures bathing Sir James and Lady Graham Attributed to Bidauld Buildings by a Weir Joinville A Distant View of Tivoli Batoni Humphry Morice in a Mountainous Valley Jones The Grotto at Posillipo Blechen The Capuchin Convent at Amalfi Jones Landscape with a Distant View HM Government Böcklin A Cliff Face of the Sea (Italy) Bonington La Ferté the national gallery 2 review of the year 2008 – 2 0 0 9 The Loyd Collection Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Liebermann Memorial Service for Kaiser Corot The Four Times of Day: Morning Carracci Saint Francis receiving the Christ Friedrich at Kösen Corot The Four Times of Day: Noon Child from the Virgin Manet Woman with a Cat Corot The Four Times of Day: Evening Piero di Cosimo Portrait of Francesco Mauve Milking Time Corot The Four Times of Day: Night Giamberti, Musician Mauve Watering Horses Piero di Cosimo Portrait of Giuliano da Monet Poplars on the Epte Sir Denis Mahon CH CBE FBA Sangallo, Architect Monet The Seine at Port-Villez Assereto The Angel appears to Hagar and Post Landscape in Brazil Monet Woman seated on a Bench Ishmael Veronese Portrait of Daniele Barbaro Morisot Girl on a Divan Carracci The Agony in the Garden Pissarro The Little Country Maid Castello The Virgin and Child with Saint The Duke of Rutland’s Trustees Pissarro The Pork Butcher John the Baptist Poussin Confirmation Pissarro Portrait of Félix Pissarro Crespi Musicians Poussin Eucharist Pissarro A Wool-Carder Crespi Peasants with Donkeys Poussin Extreme Unction Renoir Head of a Girl Creti Artemisia drinking the Ashes of Poussin Marriage Repin Study of an Old Man Mausolus Poussin Ordination Seurat Le Bec du Hoc, Grandcamp Domenichino Landscape with a Fortified Seurat Clothes on the Grass: Study for Town The Vicar and Churchwardens, St Martin- ‘Bathers at Asnières’ Giordano Apotheosis of the Medici in-the-Fields Church, London Sisley The Bridge at Sèvres Giordano The Cave of Eternity Solimena Saint Martin sharing his Cloak Sisley The Path to the Old Ferry at By Giordano Minerva as Protectress of the with the Beggar* Sisley The Small Meadows in Spring Arts and Sciences Toulouse-Lautrec Emile Bernard Giordano Allegory of Divine Wisdom The Society of Antiquaries of London Toulouse-Lautrec Side-Saddle Giordano Allegory of Fortitude Simone dei CrocefissiDream of the Virgin Toulouse-Lautrec The Two Friends Giordano Allegory of Justice Vollon View of the Harbour at Marseilles Giordano Allegory of Prudence Tate, London (on loan as part of the Tate / Giordano Allegory of Temperance National Gallery Exchange) The Master Governor of Trinity Hospital, Giordano Mythological Scene of Agriculture Anquetin Two Studies for ‘The Three Retford Giordano Mythological Scene with the Graces’ Lastman The Rest on the Flight to Egypt Rape of Proserpine Béraud After the Misdeed Guercino The Angel appears to Hagar and Blanche Francis Poictevin Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent Ishmael Bock Woudrichem van Gogh Foundation) Guercino The Cumaean Sibyl with a Putto Browne A Greek Captive V�������an Gogh Portrait of a Restaurant Owner, Guercino Elijah fed by Ravens Carrière Head of a Child possibly Lucien Martin* Guercino The Presentation of Jesus in the Carrière Winding Wool Van Gogh Trees and Undergrowth Temple Cazin Evening Guercino Saint Gregory the Great with Cazin Ulysses after the Shipwreck The Earl of Verulam Saints Ignatius Loyola and Francis Xavier Cézanne The Avenue at the Jas de Bouffan Petrus Christus Edward Grimston Attributed to Lingelbach Roman Street Cézanne Still Life with Water Jug Scene with Card Players Charnay Park of Sansac (Indre-et-Loire) Victoria and Albert Museum, London Liss The Fall of Phaeton Degas Carlo Pellegrini Agostino di Duccio Virgin and Child with Reni The Rape of Europa Degas Head of a Woman Angels* Rosa Landscape with Travellers asking the Degas Head of a Woman Antico Hercules and the Erymanthean Way Fantin-Latour The Judgement of Paris Boar* Schedoni The Holy Family with the Virgin Fantin-Latour Mr and Mrs Edwin Edwards Antico The Infant Hercules and the teaching the Child to Read Fantin-Latour A Plate of Apples Serpents* Stom Salome receiving the Head of John Fantin-Latour Roses Arnolfo di Cambio Annunciation* the Baptist Fantin-Latour Self Portrait Tino da Camaino An Angel holding a Forain The Tub Curtain* Mauritshuis, The Hague Gauguin Faa Iheihe Tino da Camaino An Angel holding a Gelder Judah and Tamar Gauguin Harvest: Le Pouldu Curtain* Goeneutte The Boulevard de Clichy under Donatello Virgin and Child with Saints and National Portrait Gallery, London Snow Musician Angels* Lawrence Lord Liverpool Van Gogh Farms near Auvers Attributed to Donatello Dead Christ Hammershøi Interior tended by Angels* The Marquess of Northampton Henri Market at Concarneau (recto) Sailing Erhart The Virgin and Child* Bellini The Virgin and Child* Boats in a Bay (verso) Lombardo Philoctetes* the national gallery review of the year 2008 – 2 0 0 9 Pisanello Portrait Medal of Domenico Gentileschi The Finding of Moses Renoir Gladioli in a Vase Novello Malatesta* Géricault A Shipwreck Renoir Pigeon Coop at Bellevue Pisanello Portrait Medal of John VII Gossaert Virgin and Child Rubens Apotheosis of King James I and Palaeologus, Emperor of Constantinople* Circle of Gossaert Triptych: The Adoration other studies for the Ceiling of Della Robbia Virgin and Child* of the Kings, the Virgin and Child and the Banqueting House, Whitehall* Pentecost Rubens The Massacre of the Innocents* Anonymous Loans / Private Collections Guardi Villa del Timpano Arcuato at Paese Ruisdael A Panoramic View of Amsterdam Aertsen Scenes from the Life of an Hayez Susanna at her Bath looking towards the IJ unidentified Bishop Saint Holbein Portrait of Erasmus Savery Flowers in a Glass Albani The Rest on the Flight into Egypt Liotard A Lady pouring Chocolate (‘La Savery The Temptation
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