Template:Giovanni Bellini - Saint Francis in the Desert - Google Art Project

Summary

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Artist	Template:Creator:Giovanni Bellini
Title	Saint Francis in the Desert
Date	circa 1480
Medium	oil and tempera on poplar wood
Dimensions	124,4 x 141 cm
Current location	Template:Institution:Frick Collection
Accession number	1915.1.03
Object history	circa 1480<colon> commissioned by Giovanni Michiel, Venice 1525<colon> Taddeo Contarini, Venice Unknown date Palazzo Corner, Venice circa 1845<colon> purchased by W. Buchanan 1852<colon> auctioned at Christie's for £ 735 and sold to J. Dingwall, Tittenhurst, Sunninghill, Berkshire Unknown date<colon> purchased by Thomas Holloway Unknown date<colon> bequeathed to Miss Mary Ann Driver by Thomas Holloway 1912<colon> bequeathed by trustees of Miss Mary Ann Driver Unknown date<colon> Kodler 1915<colon> Henry Clay Frick
Credit line	of Henry Clay Frick
References	Frick Collection<colon> online database<colon> entry 360
Source/Photographer	Google Art Project<colon> Home - pic
Other versions	4,000 × 3,509 pixels

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