The depiction of fruit was one of the specialities of this versatile Roman artist, who also painted battle scenes -his most appreciated works in his own lifetime- genre scenes and leafy orchard gardens with life-size youths. Together with works by the enigmatic Master S.B. and by Mario Nuzzi, this canvas was commissioned to decorate the no longer extant Buen Retiro palace in Madrid.
Gaya Nuño, J. A., Notas al catálogo del Museo del Prado, Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Excursiones, 58, 1954, pp. 135.
Espinós, A.; Orihuela, M. y Royo Villanova, M. [et al.], ''El Prado disperso''. Cuadros depositados en Barcelona. I. Ayuntamiento, Boletín del Museo del Prado, VII, 1986, pp. 57.
Museo Nacional del Prado, Museo del Prado: inventario general de pinturas (I) La Colección Real, Museo del Prado, Espasa Calpe, Madrid, 1990, pp. nº2302.
Catálogo Museo del Prado, 1854-1858. Núm. 1780.
Inv. Real Museo, 1857.
Núm. 2302.
Escuela italiana / 2302. Un frutero con uvas, granadas y sandias, etc. / Alto 3 pies, 6 lin; ancjho 5 pies, 7 pulg.
Catálogo Museo del Prado, 1873-1907. Núm. 1955d.
Catálogo Museo del Prado, 1910. Núm. 1992.
Catálogo Museo del Prado, 1942-1996. Núm. 1992.
2302.
Inscribed in red color.
Front, lower right corner
8807.
Scrap of paper.
Front, lower right corner
1992
On metallic tablet.
Stretcher
Siglo XVII. Esc. Flamenca / Frutero
On tablet.
Frame, front, lower bar
Exposición Provisional
Scrap of paper.
Frame, back
Inv. 2302 / Cat. 1992
Scrap of paper.
Frame, back
PPE
Inscribed with chalk.
Back
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