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    Museum collections / Art Institute of Chicago
    Marcus Curtius Leaping into the Chasm
    Giovanni Paolo Panini. Marcus Curtius Leaping into the Chasm, c. 1718. The Art Institute of Chicago. Public domain (CC0).
    AT-00006041

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    Marcus Curtius Leaping into the Chasm

    by Giovanni Paolo Panini

    Inscriptions

    Inscribed recto, lower left, in pen and brown ink: "J. P. Panini"; lower right, in pen and brown ink: "Pr. Mr. Mariette"; recto on Mariette mount, lower center:, in pen and black ink: "JOAN . PAULI / PANINI" [enclosed within a cartouche]; verso on mount, lower center, in pen and black ink: "Marcus Curtius"

    Provenance

    Pierre-Jean Mariette (1694–1774) [stamp (Lugt 1852) recto, lower right, in black and his mount]; sold, Paris, Nov. 15, 1775–Jan. 30, 1776, lot 574. Thomas Williams Fine Art, London, 2002. Sold by Salamander Fine Arts, London, to Richard and Mary L. Gray, Chicago, June 13, 2005 (promised to the Art Institute of Chicago, 2019); given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 2022.

    Exhibition history

    Art Institute of Chicago, Gray Collection: Seven Centuries of Art, Sept. 25, 2010–Jan. 2, 2011, cat. 51 (ill.).

    Quick Overview

    Artist
    Giovanni Paolo Panini / Italian, 1691–1765
    Date
    c. 1718
    Medium
    Pen and brown ink and iron-gall ink, brush and black and gray ink, and black chalk, on ivory laid paper, laid down on cream laminate card
    Dimensions
    27.4 × 41.8 cm (10 13/16 × 16 1/2 in.)
    Type
    Drawing
    Classification
    drawings (visual works)
    Place
    Italy
    Department
    Prints and Drawings
    Credit line
    Gift of Richard and Mary L. Gray
    Accession no.
    2022.87

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