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1953; closing year unconfirmed
Exhibition
Northampton, Massachusetts
1953; closing year unconfirmed
Smith College Museum of Art presented Renaissance Portraits in 1953. The National Gallery of Art’s published object histories document 9 surviving works in this reconstruction: Double Portrait of Israhel van Meckenem and His Wife Ida by Israhel van Meckenem (c. 1490; engraving on laid paper); King Ferdinand I by Barthel Beham (1531; engraving on laid paper); Luther as 'Junker Jorg' by Lucas Cranach the Elder (1522; woodcut); Frederick the Wise and John the Constant of Saxony by Lucas Cranach the Elder (1509; engraving). The links follow native object identifiers and accessions, retaining the history’s catalogue references and the present unqualified maker attribution. This evidence identifies selected exhibited paintings, drawings or original prints; it does not establish artist attendance, ownership by the host, or a complete checklist. Exact opening and closing days remain unconfirmed.
Also recorded as: Renaissance Portraits, Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, MA
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