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Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums

Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)

Harvard Art Museums
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Photography: Sdkb
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The Fogg Art Museum is part of the Harvard Art Museums, which also includes the Busch-Reisinger Museum and the Arthur M. Sackler Museum. In 1891 Elizabeth Fogg made a donation so that an art museum could be built in memory of her husband. A few years later, in 1895, the museum opened in Harvard Yard. However, in 1927 the location was changed to 32 Quincy Street. Among the pieces housed in the museum are some from Castilla y León, such as the Presentation of Christ in the Templeor a fragment of mural painting from the Monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza (Burgos).

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It hosts this work [1933]
The Presentation of Christ in the Temple

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The Presentation of Christ in the Temple

Maestro de los Reyes Católicos
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The Presentation of Christ in the Temple

Maestro de los Reyes Católicos
Late 15th c.
Provenance: Possible origin in the province of Valladolid, Valladolid (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
It hosts this work [1938]
Long-necked wading bird. Fragment of mural painting from San Pedro de Arlanza

Harvard Art Museums. Fogg Art. President and Fellows of Harvard College

Long-necked wading bird. Fragment of mural painting from San Pedro de Arlanza

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Long-necked wading bird. Fragment of mural painting from San Pedro de Arlanza

13th c.
Provenance: Monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza, Hortigüela (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
It hosts this work [1962]
Saint Paul

Fogg Museum. Harvard Art Museums

Saint Paul

Anonimous
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Saint Paul

Anonimous
First half of the 13th c.
Provenance: Monastery of Saints Facundo and Primitivo, Sahagún (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
It hosts this work [1962]
Saint Michael

Fogg Museum. Harvard Art Museums

Saint Michael

Anonimous
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Saint Michael

Anonimous
First half of the 13th c.
Provenance: Monastery of Saints Facundo and Primitivo, Sahagún (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
It hosts this work [1964]
Saint Dominic. Fragment of an altarpiece from the church of San Pablo, Palencia

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Saint Dominic. Fragment of an altarpiece from the church of San Pablo, Palencia

Mateu, Jaume [attributed to]
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Saint Dominic. Fragment of an altarpiece from the church of San Pablo, Palencia

Mateu, Jaume [attributed to]
Mid 15th c.
Provenance: Church of San Pablo, Palencia, Palencia (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
It hosts this work [ca. 1948]
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)
It hosts this work [1928]
Annunciation

Fogg Museum, Cambridge (Massachusetts).

Annunciation

Burgos, Juan de
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Annunciation

Burgos, Juan de
Mid 15th c.
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Fogg Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge [Massachusetts] (United States)
This location currently houses 7 works from Castile and Leon
Possible origin in the province of Valladolid
province

Possible origin in the province of Valladolid

Valladolid (Spain)
Monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza
monastery

Monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza

Hortigüela (Spain)
Monastery of Saints Facundo and Primitivo
monastery

Monastery of Saints Facundo and Primitivo

Sahagún (Spain)
Church of San Pablo, Palencia
church

Church of San Pablo, Palencia

Palencia (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)
Possible origin from Castile and Leon
region

Possible origin from Castile and Leon

Castilla y León (Spain)
These works were previously in
French & Company
dealer/antiquarian

French & Company

New York (United States)
Art Market, London
dealer/antiquarian

Art Market, London

London (United Kingdom)
José Gudiol Ricart
private collection

José Gudiol Ricart

Barcelona (Spain)
Lucy Wallace Porter
private collection

Lucy Wallace Porter

Cambridge (United States)
Arthur Kingsley Porter
private collection

Arthur Kingsley Porter

Cambridge (United States)
Lillian Malcove
private collection

Lillian Malcove

New York (United States)
Paul Joseph Sachs
private collection

Paul Joseph Sachs

Cambridge (United States)
F. Kleinberger Galleries
dealer/antiquarian

F. Kleinberger Galleries

New York (United States)
Sir John Charles Robinson
dealer/antiquarian

Sir John Charles Robinson

London (United Kingdom)
Art market, Madrid
dealer/antiquarian

Art market, Madrid

Madrid (Spain)