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The piece was sold by Legatt Brothers to Arthur Wheelock in 1982. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

dealer/antiquarian

Leggatt Brothers

London (United Kingdom)

Flowers

Jan van Huysum, ca. 1720-1722

The piece was sold by Legatt Brothers to Arthur Wheelock in 1982. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Description

Henry Leggatt was an art dealer. His sons followed in his footsteps and founded Leggatt Brothers in 1820, a firm dedicated to the sale of works of art. Their establishment was located in London, originally at 79 Cornhill, however, later they changed locations: Fenchurch Street, Cheapside, St. James's Street and King Street, among others; all of them located in London. The business closed for good in 1992.

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Traded this work in the past [ca. 1974 - ca. 1975]

The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew

The Cleveland Museum of Art. Ohio, (USA).

The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew

Caravaggio

More information

The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew

Caravaggio

17th c.
Provenance: Collection of viceroy of naples Juan Alfonso Pimentel, 8th Count and V Duque of Benavente, Nápoles (Italy)
Current locations: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland (United States)

This location housed 1 work from Castile and Leon

Collection of viceroy of naples Juan Alfonso Pimentel, 8th Count and V Duque of Benavente

private collection

Collection of viceroy of naples Juan Alfonso Pimentel, 8th Count and V Duque of Benavente

Nápoles (Italy)

This work is currently at

Cleveland Museum of Art

museum

Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland (United States)