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Sketch for "The Assumption of the Virgin" (for St. James, Zbraslav, near Prague)?
The Cleveland Museum of Art · Gift of Dr. and Mrs. N. Lester Farnacy
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Sketch for "The Assumption of the Virgin" (for St. James, Zbraslav, near Prague)?

c. 1744
Giovanni Battista Piazzetta (Italian, 1682–1754) visual detail
KünstlerGiovanni Battista Piazzetta (Italian, 1682–1754)
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Provenienz

Öffentlich
1955-

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio

UNtil 1955

Dr. and Mrs. N. Lester Farnacy, by gift to the Cleveland Museum of Art

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(Alessandro Morandotti [1909-1979] Rome)

1950

Hans Dietrich Gronau [1904-1951] or Carmen Groneau [1910-1999], London1

1950

(Mrs. Tancred Borenius sale, Sotheby’s, London, June 7, 1950, lot 126, sold to Gronau)

1948-1950

Anne-Marie Rüneberg Borenius, Coombe Bissett, Wiltshire, consigned to Sotheby’s

Until 1948

Tancred Borenius [1885-1948], London, by descent to his wife, Anne-Marie Rüneberg1

Provenienztext der Quelle

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio Dr. and Mrs. N. Lester Farnacy, by gift to the Cleveland Museum of Art (Alessandro Morandotti [1909-1979] Rome) Hans Dietrich Gronau [1904-1951] or Carmen Groneau [1910-1999], London1 (Mrs. Tancred Borenius sale, Sotheby’s, London, June 7, 1950, lot 126, sold to Gronau) Anne-Marie Rüneberg Borenius, Coombe Bissett, Wiltshire, consigned to Sotheby’s Tancred Borenius [1885-1948], London, by descent to his wife, Anne-Marie Rüneberg1

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Ausstellungen

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The Venetian Tradition. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH (November 8, 1956-January 1, 1957). From El Greco to Pollock: Early and Late Works of European and American Artists. The Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD (organizer) (October 22-December 8, 1968). CMA, 1956: "The Venetian Tradition," cat. no. 28. Akron Art Insitute, October 1-31, 1957: "Masterpieces Series," Balitmore (Maryland) Museum of Art, October 22-December 8, 1968: " From El Greco to Pollock: Early and Late Works of European and American Artists," cat. no. 38, repr.

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According to Roman Catholic theology, the Assumption is the movement of the Virgin Mary's body and soul into heaven. Thus the central figure of the Virgin dominates this scene of the Assumption, outstretching her arms and supported by two angels as she ascends into heaven. Below, saints surround the Virgin's tomb. St. Peter reaches for the foot of the ascending Virgin, suggesting a connection between heaven and earth. Giovanni Battista Piazzetta created this work as a sketch for his larger altarpiece commissioned in 1743 for the Church of St. James in Zbraslav, near Prague. <em>The Assumption of the Virgin</em> is a rare oil sketch by Piazzetta, and the larger composition adheres closely to this model. One difference between the sketch and the altarpiece is that the saints are illuminated more in the preliminary work. A divine light shines on the faces of the Virgin and the figures below her. Above the other figures, the Virgin appears remote and focuses on heaven as she looks upwards and beyond the painting's borders. The grouping of the figures in the center of this painting creates a vast surrounding space which fittingly gives this altarpiece sketch a sense of monumentality.

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