Peruvian (Cuzco Schoo), c. 1730/60
An Allegory of Saint Rose of Lima
Oil on canvas, 64 x 50 ½ inches (162.5 x 128.5 cm)
LACMA
This lost work was one of two canvasses missing from Cabrera’s celebrated series of sixteen casta paintings. It is undoubtedly the best preserved of the set and the only example still retaining its original scroll format. We are proud to have established its identity and honored to have represented the painting’s owner in securing its acquisition by the museum – a discovery described by the Los Angeles Times as “a major event in the art world.”
On View at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
from April 10th, 2015
Our thanks and congratulations to LACMA, to curator Ilona Katzew, and to Christina Jones Janssen.
Recent press about the acquisition:
LA Times
LA Times on the 1700's
LA Times on Casta Paintings as Racial Documents
ABC.es
St. Martin's Church, Houston
Ippolito Scarsella, called Scarsellino
(Ferrara, ca. 1550-1620)
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
Oil on Canvas, 69 ¾ x 48 ¼ inches (177 x 125 cm)
Currently on view at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas.
Our thanks and congratulations to the St. Martin's and their Supporters.
Princeton University Art Museum
Currently on view at the Princeton University Art Museum
Our thanks and congratulations to the Princeton University Art Museum.
Reading Public Museum
Giovanni Do (Jatiba c.1604 - 1656 Naples)
Santa Lucia (St. Lucy)
Oil on canvas
29 1/2 x 24 1/2 inches (74.9 x 62.2 cm.)
Currently on view at the Reading Public Museum
Our thanks and congratulations to the Reading Public Museum in Pennsylvania.
Yale Center for British Art
George Tinworth (English 1843 – 1913)
Portrait of a Man
Cast Terracotta
18 x 17 x 10 in. (45.7 x 43.2 x 25.4 cm)
Our thanks and congratulations to the
Yale Center for British Art.
San Antonio Museum of Art
Spanish Colonial School
(Eighteenth Century)
Portrait of Doña Andrea Roman de Aulestia y Cedreros
Oil on canvas, 75 5/8 x 50 inches (192 x 127 cm.)
Currently on view at the San Antonio Museum of Art
Our thanks and congratulations to the San Antonio Museum of Art.
Flint Institute of Arts
Gregorio Lazzarini
(Venice, 1655 – Villabona, 1730)
Judith and Holofernes
Oil on Canvas
64 1/2 x 80 inches (163.8 x 203 cm.)