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Materials
oil on canvas
Dimensions
27 3/4 x 37 3/4 in.
Credit line
Gift in memory of William Ray Adams
Accession number
47.3
Collection
Not Currently On View
(Mortimer Brandt Gallery, New York, associated with W.E. Duits, London) at an unknown date and as a painting by Juan Sanchez Cotan;{1} Mrs. Henry R. Hope (Sarahanne Adams Hope), Bloomington, Indiana, by January 1947; given to IMA in 1947 in memory of William Ray Adams (47.3){2}; IMA; IMA deaccessioned 6/2008;(Christie's, New York, 1/28/2009 Sale 2135, Lot 251)
{1}Correspondence by IMA with Brandt in November 1947 indicates only that he purchased this painting "from a small dealer or agent," IMA Historical File (47.3). Several branded stamps appear on the stretcher: a "360" below which appears a stylized "P"; there is also a "3." {2} William Ray Adams was the father of Sarahanne Adams Hope
{1}Correspondence by IMA with Brandt in November 1947 indicates only that he purchased this painting "from a small dealer or agent," IMA Historical File (47.3). Several branded stamps appear on the stretcher: a "360" below which appears a stylized "P"; there is also a "3." {2} William Ray Adams was the father of Sarahanne Adams Hope
