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Item sold by Ehrich Galleries. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

dealer/antiquarian

Ehrich Galleries

New York (United States)

Lucretia

Item sold by Ehrich Galleries. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Description

The Ehrich Galleries were founded by Louis R. Ehrich (1848-1911) at the end of the 19th century in New York. In addition to being an entrepreneur, Ehrich was passionate about collecting. His collection included a wide variety of pieces from Europe. He was in charge of selling works of art to great collectors such as Archer M. Huntington or Samuel Untermyer. After Ehrich's death, his sons Harold and Walter took over the business. Although in the 1920s they merged with the Newhouse Galleries, they later dissolved and remained independent.

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Traded this work in the past [Early XX^th c. - ca. 1928]

Saint Peter

San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego.

Saint Peter

Encinas, Gil de

More information

Saint Peter

Encinas, Gil de

First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Zamora, (Spain)
Current locations: The San Diego Museum of Art, California (United States)

Traded this work in the past [ca. 1920 - Second quarter of the XXc.]

Saint Christopher

Fogg Museum. Harvard Art Museums.

Saint Christopher

Maestro de San Ildefonso [attributed to]

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Saint Christopher

Maestro de San Ildefonso [attributed to]

Late 15th c.
Provenance: Monastery of Santa María de la Vega, Renedo de la Vega, Renedo de la Vega (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)

This location housed 2 works from Castile and Leon

Zamora

province

Zamora

(Spain)

Monastery of Santa María de la Vega, Renedo de la Vega

monastery

Monastery of Santa María de la Vega, Renedo de la Vega

Renedo de la Vega (Spain)

These works are currently at

The San Diego Museum of Art

museum

The San Diego Museum of Art

California (United States)

Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums

museum

Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums

Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)