Arturo Grassi (Q118274915)
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Italian art dealer
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Arturo Grassi |
Italian art dealer |
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26 December 2018
Fine Art Shippers Introduces Grassi Studio in New York | PRUndergroundPRUnderground (English)
21 September 2024
After Luigi’s death, the gallery in Florence was closed and its remaining collection was sold. Arturo Grassi, one of Luigi Grassi’s sons, however, continued the family business as a private dealer of Old Master paintings in New York. For today, Grassi Studio represents a father-and-son partnership of Marco and Matteo Grassi. Marco Grassi, the son of Arturo and the father of Matteo, is a professional fine arts conservator who has a private studio in SoHo, NYC, while Matteo Grassi is a reputable European art dealer based in France. (English)
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Embroidered panel (English)
21 September 2024
About 1390/1391, created for George of Liechtenstein, Bishop of Trent, Italy [see note 1]; until the early 20th century, kept in the Cathedral of San Vigilio, Trent; about 1903, transferred to the Museo Diocesano Tridentino (Diocesan Museum, Trent; inventory no. 11/15) [see note 2]; removed from the Museo Diocesano and placed in the sacristy of the Cathedral of San Vigilio [see note 3]; between about 1939 and 1944, taken from the cathedral sacristy [see note 4]. 1946, with Arturo Grassi, Brooklyn; 1946, sold by Grassi to the MFA (accession no. 46.1198) [see note 5]; 2009, deaccessioned by the MFA for return to the Museo Diocesano Tridentino [see note 6]. (English)
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Embroidered panel – Works – Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (English)
21 September 2024
21 September 2024
DESCRIPTION Entombment of Saint VigiliusPROVENANCEAbout 1390/1391, created for George of Liechtenstein, Bishop of Trent, Italy [see note 1]; until the early 20th century, kept in the Cathedral of San Vigilio, Trent; about 1903, transferred to the Museo Diocesano Tridentino (Diocesan Museum, Trent; inventory no. 11/15) [see note 2]; removed from the Museo Diocesano and placed in the sacristy of the Cathedral of San Vigilio [see note 3]; between about 1939 and 1944, taken from the cathedral sacristy [see note 4]. 1946, with Arturo Grassi, Brooklyn; 1946, sold by Grassi to the MFA (accession no. 46.1198) [see note 5]; 2009, deaccessioned by the MFA for return to the Museo Diocesano Tridentino [see note 6]. (English)