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Summary
Master of the Spes Nostra
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Memorial tablet
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| Title |
Memorial tablet
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| Object type |
painting
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| Genre |
religious art
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| Description |
Four Canons Regular of the Augustine chapter of
sion
kneeling, two by two at an open grave meditating the fragility of life. In the grave lies a half-decayed body. On the left Saint Jerome, on the right Saint Augustine. Mary and Elizabeth are sitting on a sod bench. In the background an enclosed courtyard where the Christ child is playing accompanied by angels.
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| Date | Circa 1500 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium | oil on oak wood | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dimensions | height: 88.7 cm (34.9 in); width: 104.3 cm (41 in) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Collection |
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| Current location |
Room 0.1
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| Accession number |
SK-A-2312
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| Place of creation | Delft (?) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Object history |
before 1572
: monastery Sancta Maria in Monte Sion, Sion, Netherlands (?)
by circa 1902
: N. Steinmeyer (art dealer),
Cologne
F. Kleinberger (art dealer), Paris / New York City circa 1 January 1908 : purchased by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam , Amsterdam , Inventory number SK-A-2312, from F. Kleinberger, Paris / New York Cityfrom September 2004 until 2008 : lent to the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen , Rotterdam , by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Amsterdam |
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| Exhibition history |
Vroege Hollanders. Schilderkunst van de late Middeleeuwen
, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen,
Rotterdam
, 16 February 2008–25 May 2008,
ISBN
90-6918-225-4
, p. 287-290, cat.
no.
53.
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| Credit line | Purchased by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam with support of the Vereniging Rembrandt | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Inscriptions |
bottom center:
Requiescant·in·pace
bottom center:
Si·quis·eris·qui·transieris·hoc·respice·plora / Sum·quod·eris·quod·es·ipse·fui·pro·me·precor·ora·
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| References |
Anonymous
,
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam online catalogue
, as Master of the Spes Nostra,
Memorial tablet
, circa 1500
, height: 88.7 cm (34.9 in); width: 104.3 cm (41 in)
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Anonymous , RKDimages, Art-work number 21212 , as Master of the Spes Nostra, Formerly attributed to Master of Delft, Vier reguliere kanunniken van St. Augustinus mediterend bij een geopend graf over de vergankelijkheid van het aardse bestaan in aanwezigheid van de HH. Hieronymus en Augustinus en Maria, die Elisabeth ontmoet , 1500-1520, height: 88.7 cm (34.9 in); width: 104.3 cm (41 in) Anonymous , Vereniging Rembrandt , as Master of the Spes Nostra, Vier reguliere kanunniken van Sint Augustinus mediterend bij een geopend graf , circa 1490-1500, height: 88 cm (34.6 in); width: 104.5 cm (41.1 in) . Anonymous , Web Gallery of Art , as Anonymous ( Delft or Gouda ) circa 1500 , Four Canons with Sts Augustine and Jerome, with the Visitation , circa 1500 , height: 88 cm (34.6 in); width: 105 cm (41.3 in) . Anonymous (1908) Jaarverslag Rijksmuseum Amsterdam , p. 9. Bangs, J.D. (1976) Introduction to Leiden Art and Crafts 1475-1575: Preliminary Studies, Documentary Studies in Leiden Art and Crafts 1475-1575 , p. XI, XVII. Gibson, W.S. (1975-1976) ‘Bosch's Boy with a whirligig; some iconographical speculations’, Simiolus , vol. 8, p. 12, noot 12 Kooy, K.R. van (1969) ‘Ontmoetingen van Levenden en Doden’, Spiegel Hostoriael , vol. IV, p. 391. Luttervelt, R. van (November 1952) ‘De Herkomst van de Meester van de Virgo inter Virgines’, Bulletin Museum Boijmans Rotterdam , p. 70, ill. 11 (as afkomstig uit Delft. Uit het klooster buiten de stad van de Heilige Maria Moeder des Heren in Sion). Schulte Nordholt, H. (1963) Openbaar Kunstbezit , vol. VII, no. 35. Wurfbain, M.L. (1978) ‘De Meester van de Manna Inzameling: Broeder Tymanus?’, Boymans Bijdragen, Rotterdam , p. 30, 32, ill. 11 (as Attributed to Huych Jacobsz.). |
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