La Radunanza Nobile, e Pia della Crociera Fondata dalla Sacra Cesarea Real Maesta dell'Imperatrice Eleonora
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Stamperia degli Eredi van Ghelen
(active Vienna, 19th century)
Date1817
Place MadeVienna, Vienna state, Austria, Europe
MediumPrinted ink on paper
Dimensions17 x 10.5 x 2.5 cm (6 11/16 x 4 1/8 x 1 in.)
ClassificationsBooks
Credit LineIsabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Accession numberU18e88
eMuseum ID728913
EmbARK ObjectID14202
Previous Number484
Other NumberU18e114
TMS Source ID3017
Last Updated8/14/24
Status
Not on viewWeb CommentaryIsabella Stewart Gardner kept meticulous records of many of her acquisitions. In keeping with this legacy, object information is continually being reviewed, updated, and enriched in order to give greater access to the collection.
MarksNotesBlue paper (pasted inside front cover, top): Decorazione dame Stellate / Apartenera alla Nobile / Contessa Balbi
Enclosed: Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner from Elizabeth F. Parker on 27 May 1917 (ARC.004371).
Enclosed: Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner from Elizabeth F. Parker on 28 May 1917 (ARC.004572).
Enclosed: Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner from Elizabeth F. Parker on 27 May 1917 (ARC.004371).
Enclosed: Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner from Elizabeth F. Parker on 28 May 1917 (ARC.004572).
ProvenanceNotesCollection of the Contessa Balbi (possibly Adriana Maria Christina, 1821-1884), Venice.
Purchased by Mrs. George Tyson (Emily Davis, d. 1922) from the estate of the Contessa Balbi in 1884 for an unknown price.
Gift from Mrs. George Tyson to Mrs. William Lincoln Parker (Elizabeth Bowditch (Frothingham) Brown) in December 1884.
Gift from Mrs. William Lincoln Parker to Isabella Stewart Gardner on 28 May 1917.
Purchased by Mrs. George Tyson (Emily Davis, d. 1922) from the estate of the Contessa Balbi in 1884 for an unknown price.
Gift from Mrs. George Tyson to Mrs. William Lincoln Parker (Elizabeth Bowditch (Frothingham) Brown) in December 1884.
Gift from Mrs. William Lincoln Parker to Isabella Stewart Gardner on 28 May 1917.