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dealer/antiquarian

Apolinar Sánchez-Villalba

Madrid (Spain)

Description

Apolinar Sánchez-Villalba was an antiquarian who worked in Madrid between 1910 and 1958. His shop was located at 3-5 Santa Catalina Street (Sánchez Sauleda, 2016). Although his initial interest lay in the buying and selling of tapestries, he later focused on acquiring sculptures, paintings, ceramics, and other artefacts. After dealing with him, Marès (2000) described him as follows: "[...] he was the antiquarian I worked with who handled the sale of a piece with the greatest ease and speed, showing the least attachment to keeping it. Buying and selling was his great passion." Following his death in 1958, his sister, Juana Sánchez-Villalba, took over the business (Sánchez Sauleda, 2020).

Bibliography

MARÈS DEULOVOL, Frederic (2000): El mundo fascinante del coleccionismo y de las antigüedades. memorias de la vida de un coleccionista, Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, Barcelona, pp. 249-250.

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Traded this work in the past [Second quarter of the XX^th c.]

Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Misión de San Diego

Creative Commons

Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Misión de San Diego

Anonimous

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Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Misión de San Diego

Anonimous

Mid 14th c.
Provenance: Santa Clara of Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Misión de San Diego, San Diego (United States)

Traded this work in the past [ca. 1931 - Second quarter of the XXc.]

Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Detroit Institute of Arts

Detroit Institute of Arts, Míchigan. Public Domain

Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Detroit Institute of Arts

Anonimous

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Fragment of the stalls of Santa Clara de Astudillo, Detroit Institute of Arts

Anonimous

Mid 14th c.
Provenance: Santa Clara of Astudillo, Astudillo (Spain)
Current locations: Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit (United States)

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

Saint Jude

Museo de Arte de la Prefectura de Nagasaki, Japan.

Saint Jude

Francés, Nicolás [school of]

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Saint Jude

Francés, Nicolás [school of]

Second half of the 15th c.
Provenance: San Félix Church, Villalobos (Spain)
Current locations: Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, Nagasaki ()

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

St. Andrew

Museo de Arte de la Prefectura de Nagasaki, Japan.

St. Andrew

Francés, Nicolás [school of]

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St. Andrew

Francés, Nicolás [school of]

Second half of the 15th c.
Provenance: San Félix Church, Villalobos (Spain)
Current locations: Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, Nagasaki ()

This location housed 4 works from Castile and Leon

Santa Clara of Astudillo

monastery

Santa Clara of Astudillo

Astudillo (Spain)

San Félix Church

church

San Félix Church

Villalobos (Spain)

These works are currently at

Misión de San Diego

church

Misión de San Diego

San Diego (United States)

Detroit Institute of Art

museum

Detroit Institute of Art

Detroit (United States)

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

museum

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

Nagasaki ()