Alessio Gemignani Italian School Early 17th.Century Pen Ink And Wash Design For A Lunette Depicting The Consecration Of The Eucharist Circa.1620 George the third with collection label of Ambrose

with collection label of Ambrose Heal

Carlisle House was a large mansion on the east side of Soho Square

the Countess was a Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria

Some folds as to be expected and to no detriment

Alessio Gemignani Italian School Early 17th.Century Pen Ink And Wash Design For A Lunette Depicting The Consecration Of The Eucharist Circa.1620 George the third with collection label of AmbroseAlessio Gemignani 1567 1651 Italian School 17th. Century Pen Ink and brown wash drawing. A design for a lunette depicting the consecration of the eucharist. Executed on laid paper trimmed to lunette, some soft creasing and skinning to reverse, to no real detriment. 19. 5 by 13. 5 cms. Gemignani produced a number of designs for decorative lunettes throughout his career. Comparable examples are in the Collection of the Morgan Library & Museum New York