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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 10, 2020 | A satyr carrying a nymph on his back, with putti and a faun in an arcadian landscape | 24 | Dorotheum | Vienna | |||
| Jan 23, 2007 | Nymph, satyr, faun and cupids | Christie's | South Kensington | ||||
paintings
101 x 76.5 cm (39.76 x 30.12 in)
oil on canvas, framed
Inscribed on the stretcher, possibly by the 2nd Earl of Eldon:
Silvans and Satyr: This picture belonged to the late Lord Chancellor Eldon. It represents Silvans and a Satyr, accompanied by Genii returning homewards; Incribed on a label on the frame:
Salon d"Entrée, no.24 (possibly with another digit torn away)
possibly anonymous sale, London, Banqueting House, Whitehall, 2 June 1684, no. 167 (as ‘Manner of Nicholas [sic] Poussin", as ‘A Woman and two Satyrs");
possibly collection of Joan Baptista Anthoine, until 1691, inventoried by the painters Jan Erasmus Quellinus and Pieter van der Willighen (as ‘No 169. Een Saterken dragende een Vrouken van Poussijn, 150 florins");
with John Blackwood, Soho Square, London, by 1769;
possibly collection of the Duke of St Albans;
possibly collection of Sir Simon Clarke, Bart., and George Hibbert, Esq.;
their sale, London, 1802 (as ‘Nymph and Satyr, passing a Brook", sold for £ 105);
collection of John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon (1751-1838), Encombe, Dorset;
thence by descent at Encombe to John, 2nd Earl, 1838;
thence by descent at Encombe to John, 3rd Earl, 1854;
collection of Sir Ernest Scott, 1926;
collection of Colonel Harold Scott, 1953;
sale, Christie"s, South Kensington, 23 January 2007, lot 136 (as ‘After Nicolas Poussin");
where acquired by the present owner
possibly E. Duverger, Antwerpse Kunstinventarissen uit de zeventiende eeuw, Brussels 2009, vol. 12, p. 94, no. 168;
T. J. Standring, Poussin"s Erotica, in: Apollo, March 2009, pp. 88-94, no. 11, illustrated on p. 93
Nicolas Poussin
(Les Andelys 1594-1665 Rome)
A satyr carrying a nymph on his back, with putti and a faun in an arcadian landscape,
oil on canvas, 101 x 76.5 cm, framed
Inscribed on the stretcher, possibly by the 2nd Earl of Eldon:
Silvans and Satyr: This picture belonged to the late Lord Chancellor Eldon. It represents Silvans and a Satyr, accompanied by Genii returning homewards. It appears to have been painted by Nicolas Poussin. Eldon 1840.
Incribed on a label on the frame:
Salon d"Entrée, no.24 (possibly with another digit torn away)
