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DOI Artikel:Sinkowska, Anna: The Flemish school in the drawings collection of Henryk Lubomirski (1777-1850)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.34475#0111
THE FLEMISH SCHOOL IN THE DRAWINGS COLLECTION OF HENRYK LUBOMIRSKI (1777-1850)
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7. T?<277?^7Y?77&, Woman Supporting a Child, c. 7 <522, 7^<?<2 c/m/ł, 7 77? A 727?
777777, As,S'o/Ó7 677777, 1L7Y7CA7IV, 777V. 2772 fl77Ve77707y 77)'OP.' 7771 727),
)?Ao7. 0^0/777677777
Since the arrangement of Lubomirski's drawings collection indicates that he was aware
of the general trends in the contemporaneous development of art consideration and artistic
schools, it may be assumed that he wanted to emphasise the characteristics of the contents
of the Flemish school. Indeed, according to Dezallier d'Argenville, the purpose of collecting
drawings was to get to know more about the excellent works of all the masters of all
countries, and through comparison from an image about what this specialist referred to a
go/it TMtMrg/ oco/oy <A? 77077? <2?? 777of/r*o & <2o /'oAgmu/ZM''.^ D'Argenville wrote
46 D'ARGENVILLE, Hhregc..., op. cit., p. LXX ; Peter SCHATBORN and William W. ROBINSON, 'The History of
the Attribution of Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils', [in:] D/viwiLg.s' Ty uwd 77A TNyhA. 7b//77?g 7Ae
DiT/eT-gTice, exh. cat. (J. Paul Getty Museum), Los Angeles, 2009.
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7. T?<277?^7Y?77&, Woman Supporting a Child, c. 7 <522, 7^<?<2 c/m/ł, 7 77? A 727?
777777, As,S'o/Ó7 677777, 1L7Y7CA7IV, 777V. 2772 fl77Ve77707y 77)'OP.' 7771 727),
)?Ao7. 0^0/777677777
Since the arrangement of Lubomirski's drawings collection indicates that he was aware
of the general trends in the contemporaneous development of art consideration and artistic
schools, it may be assumed that he wanted to emphasise the characteristics of the contents
of the Flemish school. Indeed, according to Dezallier d'Argenville, the purpose of collecting
drawings was to get to know more about the excellent works of all the masters of all
countries, and through comparison from an image about what this specialist referred to a
go/it TMtMrg/ oco/oy <A? 77077? <2?? 777of/r*o & <2o /'oAgmu/ZM''.^ D'Argenville wrote
46 D'ARGENVILLE, Hhregc..., op. cit., p. LXX ; Peter SCHATBORN and William W. ROBINSON, 'The History of
the Attribution of Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils', [in:] D/viwiLg.s' Ty uwd 77A TNyhA. 7b//77?g 7Ae
DiT/eT-gTice, exh. cat. (J. Paul Getty Museum), Los Angeles, 2009.