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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jan 29, 2020 | Sotheby's | New York | Master Paintings Evening Sale | 71 | $****** - ****** | Good | PORTRAIT OF PHILIP DEHANY WITH HIS WIFE MARGARET AND THEIR DAUGHTER MARY, FULL LENGTH, IN AN INTERIOR |
paintings
238.5 x 147 cm (93.9 x 57.87 in)
oil on canvas
Philip Dehany (1733-1809), the sitter;
By descent to the child in the portrait, Mary Dehany (1759-1832);
By descent to her adopted daughter, Wilhelmina Traill;
By descent to her brother, Col. James C. Traill;
His anonymous sale, London, Christie's, 29 May 1880, lot 117, where unsold;
Anonymous sale, London, Christie's, 27 May 1882, lot 128, where unsold;
with Lesser, London, 1885;
with Sir John Charles Robinson (1824-1913), London ;
From whom acquired by Agnew's, London, in July 1885;
There acquired by Sir Julian Goldsmid, 3rd Bt (1838-1896), on 4 May 1889;
His sale, London, Christie's, 13 June 1896, lot 66, where acquired by Tooth;
Sir Joseph Benjamin Robinson, Bt (1840-1929);
His sale, London, Christie's, 6 July 1923, lot 5, where unsold;
By descent to his daughter, Princess Ida Labia (1879-1961);
By descent to the Palace Foundation;
Their sale, London, Sotheby's, 16 November 1988, lot 59, where acquired by Leger Galleries;
There acquired by the present collector.
W. Armstrong, Gainsborough and his Place in English Art, London and New York 1898, pp. 120, 194;
A.B. Chamberlain, Thomas Gainsborough, London n.d. (circa 1903), pp. 77-78;
W. Armstrong Gainsborough and his Place in English Art, London and New York 1904, p. 263;
A.E. Fletcher, Thomas Gainsborough, R.A., London 1904, p. 222;
W.B. Boulton, Thomas Gainsborough: His Life, Work, Friends and Sitters, London 1905, p. 181;
M. Menpes and J. Greig, Gainsborough, London 1909, p. 86;
E.R. Dibdin, Master Painters of the World: Thomas Gainsborough 1727-1788, London, New York, Toronto, Melbourne 1923, p. 86;
E.K. Waterhouse, "Preliminary Check List of Portraits by Thomas Gainsborough," Walpole Society, 1948-50, XXXIII, 1953, p. 28;
E.K. Waterhouse, Gainsborough, London 1958, p. 63, cat. no. 192;
M. Postle in R. Strong (ed.), The British Portrait, 1660-1960, Woodbridge 1991, pp. 188, reproduced p. 198 color pl. 34;
S. Sloman, Gainsborough in Bath, New Haven and London 2002, pp. 57-58, 233 under note no. 58, reproduced p. 198 fig. 64;
J. Hamilton, Gainsborough: A Portrait, London 2017, p. 227;
H. Belsey, Thomas Gainsborough: The Portraits, Fancy Pictures, and Copies after Old Masters, New Haven and London 2019, vol. I, pp. 234-6, cat. no. 243, reproduced p. 235.
Property from a Distinguished American Collection
oil on canvas
94 by 58 in.; 238.5 by 147 cm.
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