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Condition ReportOriginal canvas; canvas is loose off the upper stretcher and undulates; scattered areas of dirt, particularly to the upper right and left border; area of exposed canvas off lower left…

Condition ReportCanvas appears to have been relined; paint surface has discoloured varnish and traces of craquelure; ultraviolet reveals traces of possible infilling to craquelure but the varnish…

Condition ReportOriginal canvas; stretcher mark to right hand border; a few scattered flecks of staining; ultraviolet reveals possible old retouching to the trees, upper right.

Condition reportA few small pale spots of foxing in places, including to upper right, and upper left, in sky.Brown mark in clouds upper left but this could be original to work.Appears in generally…

FootnoteSiordet hailed from prominent Huguenot family who originated in the Vers region of France, near Geneva, before settling in London.  Gerald was educated at Clifton college, where he won…

FootnoteKnown for his intimate studies of masculinity, the present work displays Tuke's ability to render femininity with equal skill and sensitivity.  In a charmingly unselfconscious pose, his only…

Condition Reportsome damp staining to binding and fading to spine; tissue guard creased, otherwise generally sound throughout.

Condition ReportThe sheet is sound and the paint surface is in good, clean condition; there is some staining to exterior of glass, otherwise sound; unexamined out of frame.

Condition reportThe sheet is sound; tiny fleck of media spot in the sky, upper right; slight discolouration to sky but otherwise good condition.

Provenance: Sotheby’s London, 22 February 1999, lot 417. The original marble is attributed to the Greek sculptor Praxiteles, and was excavated by Gavin Hamilton in 1792 from a property just outside…

Pigalle presented this marble version of Mercury Lacing His Sandals in 1742 to the French Academy and to great acclaim. It is probably one of his most famous works, now in the Louvre museum. On the…

This bust of Venus de Capua is based on the Roman example, a full standing figure of Venus carved during the reign of Hadrian, and found at the Amphitheatre of Capua in 1750. This in turn was derived…