16th century
19.6 x 29.3 cm (7 11/16 x 11 9/16 in.)
Possibly John Thane, London (L. 1544, without his mark). Possibly [W. R. Jeudwine, London.] Private Collector, Montreal. [Jon Nicolas Streep, New York] sold; to Maida and George Abrams, Boston, 1963; The Maida and George Abrams Colleciton, 2011.517. NOTE: Provenance information from George Abrams, by recall.
Opaque and transparent watercolor heightened with gold and silver over graphite on cream paper, framing line in black ink, red opaque watercolor, and gold
16th centuryNetherlandish?Brown ink, brown wash and graphite, squared in graphite and black chalk, incised, on off-white antique laid paper; partial framing line in brown ink and graphite
16th-17th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink on light tan antique laid paper; verso: two tones of brown ink
16th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink on off-white antique laid paper
16th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink over black chalk on off-white antique laid paper
16th centuryNetherlandishBlack chalk, brown wash and white opaque watercolor on blue antique laid paper
16th-17th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink, gray wash and oxidized white opaque watercolor over black chalk on cream antique laid paper, partial framing line in brown ink
16th-17th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink and blue wash on cream antique laid paper; verso: brown ink, blue wash, and red chalk
16th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink, black chalk and incidental or accidental green wash on cream antique laid paper; framing line in graphite and brown ink
16th centuryNetherlandishOpaque and transparent watercolor over traces of black chalk and graphite on antique laid paper mounted overall to wood panel, framing lines in shell gold and dark red opaque watercolor
16th centuryNetherlandishBrown ink, brown wash, white opaque watercolor, and black chalk or graphite on cream antique laid paper, toned with brown wash, with a framing line in brown ink, laid down on wove paper
16th centuryNetherlandishBlack ink, gray wash and white opaque watercolor, incised, on brown prepared paper, framing line in black ink
16th centuryNetherlandish