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Holy Family with the Young Baptist and an Angel
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Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts
Possibly [Schaeffer Gallery Berlin.] [1] Sold through [Christie’s London May 3 1929 lot 109]. [2] Adolph Caspar Miller; bequest to Fogg Art Museum 1957 [3]
Notes
[1] Work in possession of Schaeffer Gallery Berlin at an unknown time as noted by a caption in the photographic archive of Kunsthistorisches Institut Florence (68826; currently unavailable in digital archives).
[2] Sold by an unknown seller under Different Properties to an unknown buyer as Raffaellino del Garbo. The work was authenticated by Wilhelm Valentiner on August 18 1930 as Jacopo del Sellajo Florentine 1441–1493.
[3] The work was attributed to Jacopo del Sellajo when Adolph Caspar Miller offered the gift to the Fogg Art Museum in accordance with Valentiner’s authentication.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Adolph Caspar Miller
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