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private collection

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Ruskin

Scottsdale (United States)

Source: The Arizona Republic, 21 July, 1981 https://www.newspapers.com/article/arizona-republic-lewis-j-ruskin-page-1/18846623/

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Mr and Mrs Lewis J. Ruskin were prominent collectors and patrons of the arts in the state of Arizona. Although Ruskin was born in London, he soon moved to Chicago to pursue business ventures in the pharmaceutical sector, founding the firm Ford Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co. The success he achieved allowed him to amass a substantial fortune, which he and his wife invested in the acquisition of artworks.

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Owned this work in the past [Second quarter of the XX^th c. - ca. 1959]

Mary Magdalene

Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix.

Mary Magdalene

The Astorga Master [attributed to]

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Mary Magdalene

The Astorga Master [attributed to]

First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Possible origin from Castile and Leon, Castilla y León (Spain)
Current locations: Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix (United States)

This location housed 1 work from Castile and Leon

Possible origin from Castile and Leon

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Possible origin from Castile and Leon

Castilla y León (Spain)

This work is currently at

Phoenix Art Museum

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Phoenix Art Museum

Phoenix (United States)