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PROBABLY BOLOGNESE SCHOOL FROM THE 18TH CENTURY. Job's Triumph.

PROBABLY BOLOGNESE SCHOOL FROM THE 18TH CENTURY. Job's Triumph. Drawing in ink, colored pencil and watery ink on paper With inscription: “(Gu) ido Renus inv.” and “n 10”, probably from inventory. According to the original by Guido Reni preserved in the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris (oil on canvas 410x270 cm) “The Triumph of Job” was widely admired in the 17th and 18th centuries, and contributed to its dissemination through the engraving made by Giuseppe Maria Mitelli in 1678. This work has traditionally been attributed to the circle of Jean-Honoré Fragonard. The painter from Grasse visited Bologna in July 1761 with his patron Jean-Claude Richard, abbot of Saint-Non. Together they copied some of the masterpieces preserved in the Bolognese collections. At that time, Reni's canvas was kept in the Chiesa dei Mendicanti, where Fragonard drew it, as evidenced by the engraving made by Saint-Non in 1772 and preserved in the Musée Fragonard in Grasse (no inv. 333) Reference bibliography: Pierre Rosenberg, “Fragonard”, New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1988, p. 136; Marie-Christine Grasse (et al.), “Jean-Honoré Fragonard peintre de Grasse”, Paris, Somogy éditions d'art, 2006, p. 65; Perrin Stein (et al.), “Fragonard. Drawing triumphant. Works from New York Collections”, New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2016, p. 86-101; Raffaella Morselli, “The Ball of Saint Job by Guido Reni: commission, chronology, fortune”, Paragone, No. 129-130, 2016, pp. 3-29 48x34.2 cm.

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