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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jul 2, 2021 | Sotheby's | London | Old Masters Day Sale | 145 | $****** - ****** | Still life of flowers, including tulips, iris and narcissi, in a glass vase |
paintings
66.2 x 44.6 cm (26.06 x 17.56 in)
oil on canvas
signed lower right: Juan de Arellano.
Bought in Madrid by Sir William Eden, 6th Bt of West Auckland and 4th Bt of Maryland (1803-1873), Windlestone Hall, County Durham;
Thence by descent to John Eden, 9th Bt of West Auckland and 7th Bt of Maryland, Baron Eden of Winton (1925-2020).
Recorded in a nineteenth-century ms plan of the hang at Windlestone Hall, Catalogue of Pictures Windlestone , as hanging on the south side of the West Hall: ‘Flowers/ Arellano/ b. 1614/ d. 1679/ Madrid’;
Pictures , ms list, 19 th century (in Sir William Eden’s hand?), no. 19: ‘Arellano 1614-1676. Flower Piece/ Bought in Madrid by Sir William Eden, 6 th Bart.’;
Pictures at Windlestone , ms list, 1909, as hanging in the West Hall, no. 46: ‘Arellano’;
Catalogue of the Pictures at Windlestone , ms. list, n.d., no. 46: ‘Juan de Arellano (1614-1676)/ Flowers and Fruit’;
Manuscript notebook, early 20 th century and before 1922 (date when the Fabritius was purchased by the NACF), as hanging in the East Hall, no. 23 (crossed out and renumbered, ‘East Corridor no. 6’): ‘Flower Piece by Arellano 1614-1676 / Bought in Madrid by Sir William Eden, 6 th Bart.’
Property from the Collection of the late Baron Eden of Winton
Juan de Arellano
Santorcaz 1614 - 1676 Madrid
Still life of flowers, including tulips, iris and narcissi, in a glass vase
signed lower right: Juan de Arellano.
oil on canvas
unframed: 66.2 x 44.6 cm.; 26⅛ x 17⅝ in.
framed: 78.9 x 62 cm.; 31 x 24⅜ in.
