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Italian Landscape with Figures

Department of Drawings Possibly Lord Pensionary Leiden. Possibly Richard Tucker Exeter England. Possibly John Collins Warren Boston Massachusetts. John Witt Randall Boston Massachusetts 1840 bequest to Belinda Lull Randall Boston Massachusetts 1892 gift to Fogg Art Museum 1892. NOTE: The identity of the Lord Pensionary of Leiden remains unknown there were only four men who held this position from 1700-1780: Joost van Heemskerk (1698-1701); Pieter Marcus (1702-1744); David van Roijen (1749-1753); and Jan Davidsz. van Roijen (1753-1780). See M. Prak Gezeten burgers: De elite in een Hollandse stad Leiden 1700-1780 The Hague: De Bataafsche Leeuw 1985. The provenance is taken from an inscription on the old mat which may be in Randall's hand. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Belinda L. Randall from the collection of John Witt Randall

18th century

Dutch

Title: Italian Landscape with Figures

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