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St John the Baptist

Paulo Veronese, 1528–1588

St John the Baptist in a niche- possibly a design for embroidery. Part of an album of drawings belonging to Lord James Cavendish MP (d 1741), son of the second Duke of Devonshire (1665-1729), founder of the great collection of drawings at Chatsworth. The collection of drawings form an interesting relic of the great age of collecting in England.

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Title of artwork, date

St John the Baptist, 1528–1588

Date supported

1951

Medium and material

Drawing

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