Protection of Cultural Objects Report Exhibition: Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the National Gallery, London Venues: National Gallery of Australia 5 March 2021 14 June 2021 Creator: Wilson, Richard C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\402\Wilson Holt Bridge on the River Dee 1762.png Title: Holt Bridge on the River Dee Credit Line: Bought, 1953 The National Gallery, London Date Created: before 1762 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: Frame 175.00 (h) x 221.00 (w) x 13.00 (d) cm Provenance: Created by Richard Wilson (1713/14–1782), probably London, England, before 1762 possibly for Lionel Tollemache, 4th Earl of Dysart (1708–1770), England by descent to Wilbraham Tollemache, 6th Earl of Dysart (1739–1821), England who bequeathed it to his sisters, Louisa Manners Tollemache, 7th Countess of Dysart (1745–1840), and Lady Jane Tollemache (1750–1802), England, 1821 by descent from Lady Jane Tollemache to Bentley Lyonel John Tollemache (1883–1955), 3rd Baron Tollemache, England ownership assumed by the Trustees of the Tollemache Estates, 1955 which offered it for sale, lot 158, Christie’s, London, England, 15 May 1953 where it was bought by Thomas Agnew and Sons Ltd, London, England, 1953 which sold it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1953 NGA irn: 345659 Creator: Pellegrini, Giovanni Antonio C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\426\Pellegrini Rebecca at the Wall 1708-13.png Title: Rebecca at the well Credit Line: Bequeathed by Claude Dickason Rotch, 1962 The National Gallery, London Date Created: 1708-13 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 127.30 (h) x 104.50 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini (1675–1741), Venice, Republic of Venice (now Italy) 1708–13 [ownership and location unknown for the period between 1708–13 and 1951] with Claude Dickason Rotch (1878–1961), England, by 1951 who bequeathed it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1962 NGA irn: 345644 Creator: El Greco C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\424\El Greco Christ driving the Traders from the Temple 1600.png Title: Christ driving the traders from the temple Credit Line: Presented by Sir J C Robinson, 1895 The National Gallery, London Date Created: c 1600 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 106.30 (h) x 129.70 (w) cm Provenance: Created by El Greco (1541–1614), Toledo, Spain, c 1600 [ownership and location unknown for the period c 1600–1877] possibly by descent to the artist’s son, Jorge Manuel Theotocópuli (1578–1631), Toledo, Spain, 1614 acquired by Samuel S Mira (active 19th century), 1877 or before who offered it for sale, lot 63, Christie’s, London, England, 30 June 1877 where it was bought by Sir John Charles Robinson (1824–1913), London, England, 1877 who gave it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1895 NGA irn: 345645 Creator: de Zurbaran, Francisco C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\422\Zurbaran Saint Margaret of Antioch 1630-34.png Title: Saint Margaret of Antioch Credit Line: Bought, 1903 The National Gallery, London Date Created: 1630-34 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 163.00 (h) x 105.00 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Francisco de Zurbarán (1598–1664), Seville, Spain, 1630–34 [ownership and location unknown for the period between 1630–34 and 1789] possibly in the collection of Prince Charles, later Charles IV of Spain (1748–1819), El Escorial, Madrid, by 1789 by family descent through the Spanish royal family which gave it to (William) Bingham Baring, 2nd Baron Ashburton (1799–1864), England, by 1855 by inheritance to his widow Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie Baring, Lady Ashburton (1827-1903), England, 1864 ownership assumed by her son-in-law and executor, William George Spencer Scott Compton, 5th Marquess of Northampton (1851–1913), Northamptonshire, England, 1903 who sold it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1903 NGA irn: 345646 Creator: Mazo, Juan Beautista Martinez del C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\420\Mazo Queen Mariana of Spain in Mourning 1666.png Title: Queen Mariana of Spain in mourning Credit Line: Presented by Rosalind, the Countess of Carlisle, 1913 The National Gallery, London Date Created: 1666 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 196.80 (h) x 146.00 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo (c 1612/16–1667), Madrid, Spain, 1666 [ownership and location unknown for the period 1666–1848] with George Howard, 6th Earl of Carlisle (1773–1848), England, by 1848 by descent to George James Howard, 9th Earl of Carlisle (1843–1911), Yorkshire, England by descent to his widow Rosalind Frances Stanley Howard, Countess of Carlisle (1845–1921), England, 1911 who gave it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1913 NGA irn: 345647 Creator: Murillo, Bartolome Esteban C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\418\Murillo The Infant Saint John with the Lamb 1660-65.png Title: The infant Saint John with the lamb Credit Line: Bought, 1840 The National Gallery, London Date Created: 1660-65 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 165.00 (h) x 106.00 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682), 1660–65 on commission from Don Justino de Neve (1625-1685), Seville, Spain [ownership and location unknown or unconfirmed for the period 1685–1761] with Léon de Madaillan, Comte de Lassay (1683–1750), Paris, France with Jean Roger de La Guiche, Comte de la Guiche (1719–1770), Paris, France, 1761 or before to his estate, 1761 which offered it for sale, lot 13, Paris, France, 4–6 March 1771 where it was bought by Vincent Donjeux (died 1793) for François-Michel Harenc de Presles (1710–1802), Paris, France, 1771 who offered it for sale, lot 7, Paris, France, 21 April 1792 with Francois-Antoine Robit (1752–1815), Paris, France, c 1792 who offered it for sale, lot 60, Alexandre-Joseph Paillet and Hippolyte Delaroche, Paris, France, 21 May 1801 where it was bought by the art dealer Michael Bryan (1757–1821), London, England for Sir Simon Haughton Clarke, 9th Baronet (1764–1832), London, England who offered it for sale, lot 109, Christie’s, London, England, 8–9 May 1840 where it was bought by Alexander Baring, 1st Baron Ashburton (1800–1868), England who ceded it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1840 NGA irn: 345648 Creator: Murillo, Bartolome Esteban C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\416\Murillo Peasant Boy leaning on a Sill 1670-80.png Title: A peasant boy leaning on a sill Credit Line: Presented by M M Zachary, 1826 The National Gallery, London Date Created: c 1675-80 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 52.00 (h) x 38.50 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682), Seville, Spain, 1675–80 [ownership and location unknown for the period between 1675–80 and 1736] with Jeanne-Baptiste d’Albert de Luynes, comtesse de Verrue (1670–1736), Paris, France, by 1736 to her estate, 1736 which offered it for sale, lot 66 (sold with its pendant A Young Girl Lifting Her Veil), Paris, France, 27 March and 29 April 1737 where it was bought by Pierre-Louis-Paul Randon de Boisset (1709–1776), Paris, France to his estate, 1776 which offered it for sale, lot 19 (sold with its pendant A Young Girl Lifting Her Veil), Rémy and Julliot, Paris, France, 27 February 1777, 7 March 1777 where it was bought by Alexandre-Joseph Paillet (1743–1814), Paris, France [details of transfers of ownership and location unknown or unconfirmed for the period 1777–1805] with William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne and 1st Marquess of Lansdowne (1737–1805), London, England, before 1805 to his estate, 1805 which offered it for sale in The catalogue of all that well-known valuable collection of capital paintings : the property of the late most noble the Marquis of Lansdowne ... which will be sold by auction, by Peter Coxe, Burrell and Foster ... 19th, and ...20th of March, 1806, lot 50 (its pendant of A Young Girl Lifting Her Veil sold separately, lot 51), Peter Coxe, Burrell & Foster, London, England, 20 March 1806 where it was bought by Sir Francis Baring, 1st Baronet (1740–1810), London, England, 1806 [details of transfers of ownership and location unknown or unconfirmed for the period 1806–1821] acquired by Michael Mucklow Zachary (1773–1837), London, England, by 1821 who gave it to the National Gallery, London, England, 1826 NGA irn: 345649 Creator: Giordano, Luca C:\Users\rebeccan\AppData\Local\KESoftware\Cache\213\413\Giordano Homage to Velazquez 1692-1700.png Title: A homage to Velázquez Credit Line: Presented by Lord Savile, 1895 The National Gallery, London Date Created: c 1692-1700 Place of Creation: Type: paintings Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 205.20 (h) x 182.20 (w) cm Provenance: Created by Luca Giordano (1634–1705), Madrid, Spain, c 1692–1700 possibly for Francisco IV de Benavides y Dávila (1640-1716), Naples, Italy or Madrid, Spain [details of transfers of ownership and location unknown or unconfirmed for the period c1692–1700 and 1845] possibly with Bernardo Yriarte (1735–1814), Madrid, Spain with Henri-Joseph Fradelle (1778-1865), London, England, 1845 [details of transfers of ownership and location unknown or unconfirmed for the period 1845–1894] with Sir Edwin Landseer (1802–1873), London, England with M Crowley (active late nineteenth century), (England?) by descent to his son, JS Crowley (active late nineteenth century),