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Study of a man's head and of a mantelpiece
Draughtsman: Scarsellino (Ippolito Scarsella)
History note: Sir J.C. Robinson (Lugt 1433) (bought as by Pordenone), sold J.C. Robinson Sale Christie's, 13 May 1902, lot 273, bt. by G.T. Clough for £32 (also in Palmerston Coll. according to Clough MS Catalogue)
Height: ? mm
Width: ? mm
Method of acquisition: Given (1913-02) by Clough, G.T.
Verso of 3136.
Support composed of paper
Drawing : Red chalk, pen and grey-brown ink, on paper
Accession number: 3137
Primary reference Number: 7852
Lugt: 1433
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Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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