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St Menna, after Veronese
Draughtsman: Farinati, Paolo (Attributed to)
History note: Jonathan Richardson Senior (Lugt 2184); Sir J.C. Robinson (Lugt 1433); his sale, Christie's, 12 May 1902, lot 51; G.T. Clough
Height: 397 mm
Width: 199 mm
Method of acquisition: Given (1913) by Clough, G.T.
Veronese's painting of St Menna was part of his scheme for the organ shutters for the church of St. Geminiano, formerly in the Piazza di San Marco, Venice, executed c. 1560.
Support composed of card ( faded carta azzura)
Drawing : Black chalk, brown wash, incised with a stylus on faded carta azzura
Accession number: 3169
Primary reference Number: 7352
Lugt: 2184
Lugt: 1433
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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