Attributed to Annibale CARRACHE (Bologna 1560–Rome 1605). - Lot 111

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Attributed to Annibale CARRACHE (Bologna 1560–Rome 1605). - Lot 111
Attributed to Annibale CARRACHE (Bologna 1560–Rome 1605). Landscape with a fortress. Pen and black ink over black pencil lines. (Sun-faded and stained.) H: 20 cm; W: 23 cm. Four other versions of this composition are known: at the Ashmolean Museum, the Uffizi, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (inv. 1915.1246), and a final drawing that went on sale at Christie’s on July 4, 1984, lot 34. In the catalog for the Christie’s sale of July 2, 1991, it is noted that, according to Hugh Macandrew, our drawing is the original of Hannibal and that it comes from the Woodner collection. Provenance: - Aubrey Beese sale, Christie’s, April 7, 1970, no. 105, cat. - Formerly in the Woodner Collection - Anonymous sale, Christie’s, London, July 2, 1991, lot no. 106, cat. Exhibitions: - New York: William H. Schab Gallery; Los Angeles: County Museum; Indianapolis: Museum of Art, Woodner Collection II: Old Master Drawings from the 15th to the 18th Century, 1973, no. 54, ill. - Anna Maria Edelstein, Exhibition of Italian Drawings, December 2–13, 1991. Appraiser: Cabinet DE BAYSER Part I: Thursday, June 18, 2026 - Chapter 6: Collection D, from a mansion on the Right Bank
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