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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Richmond (United States)

Virigina Museum of Fine Arts

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Photography: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Description

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was inaugurated in 1936, with a building designed by Peebles and Ferguson Architects of Norfolk. Its collection was formed thanks to important private donations, including those of John Barton Payne, Lillian Thomas Pratt, T. Catesby Jones, Adolph D. and Wilkins C. Williams, Arthur and Margaret Glasgow and Paul Mellon, among others. Over time the original space proved insufficient to house all the pieces, so in 1970 a new wing was built, designed by Baskervill & Son Architects. Among the works from Castilla y León housed in the museum are a processional cross (Burgos) and a fibula (Palencia).

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It hosts this work [ca. 2015]

Processional Cross

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

Processional Cross

Anonimous

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Processional Cross

Anonimous

First quarter of the 16th c.
Provenance: Possible origin in the province of Burgos, Burgos (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

It hosts this work [ca. 1966]

Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

We would like to thank the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for providing us with these photos, specifically Katie Domurat.Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

Anonimous

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Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

Anonimous

Mid 6th c.
Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

It hosts this work [1968]

Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

We would like to thank the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for providing us with these photos, specifically Katie Domurat. Virgina Museum of Fine Arts.

Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

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Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

Mid 6th c.
Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

This location currently houses 3 works from Castile and Leon

Possible origin in the province of Burgos

province

Possible origin in the province of Burgos

Burgos (Spain)

Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra

archeological site

Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra

Castiltierra (Spain)

These works were previously in

Ailsa Mellon Bruce

private collection

Ailsa Mellon Bruce

Pittsburgh (United States)

Piero Tozzi

dealer/antiquarian

Piero Tozzi

New York (United States)

Parke-Bernet Galleries

auction house

Parke-Bernet Galleries

New York (United States)

Joseph Brummer

dealer/antiquarian

Joseph Brummer

New York (United States)

The Spanish Art Gallery, London

dealer/antiquarian

The Spanish Art Gallery, London

London (United Kingdom)

Art market, Madrid

dealer/antiquarian

Art market, Madrid

Madrid (Spain)