The Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Holy Family in an Enclosed Garden

The Holy Family in an Enclosed Garden

This artwork is not on display

Signatures, Inscriptions, and Markings

Inscription: Inscribed in brown ink at the top on the recto: 1512 / AD. Framing lines in black chalk by a later hand. Verso inscribed "L" (?) in graphite (19th-century handwriting); inscribed "G.357 Durer" in graphite (20th-century handwriting).

Marking: Annotated in pencil on the verso: G 357 Dürer
Provenance

Prince Heinrich (Henryk) Lubomirski (1777-1850), Przeworsk; moved to the "Lubomirski Museum," Ossolinski Nationalinstitut, Lviv, after 1868; confiscated by the German occupation forces on 2 July 1941 and removed to Germany; United States Army, 1945-48; Prince Georg Lubomirski; [Schaeffer Galleries, New York]. Acquired by Robert Lehman in 1952.
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Where
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When
A.D. 1400-1600 (20,545)
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