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This newly reattributed landscape scene with festive revellers is virtually without compare in the known oeuvre of Guido Reni. An early work, it shows Reni experimenting with the Bolognese style of the Carracci brothers, which he would soon abandon in favour of the graceful religious and mythological works on which his reputation rests. Acquired from the young artist by Scipione Borghese – an important patron – it was mentioned on the inventory of the Palazzo Borghese collections in 1693, but has been lost until now; with the new identification, and purchase at TEFAF last March, the pain...

Culturally significant sculpture Death of Cleopatra saved from export 'Death of Cleopatra', carved by the artist Henri de Triqueti. LONDON .- Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage has placed a temporary export bar on ivory sculpture titled ‘Death of Cleopatra’ by a highly appreciated figure in 19th century art. Henri de Triqueti was a notable and influential artist of the era who sought patronage among the royal family. His standing and knowledge earned him the respect of Prince Albert, and his greatest works include the marbles produced for the Albert Memorial Chapel. The sculpture, valued a...

Temporary export ban placed on 19th century ivory sculpture by Henri de Triqueti PA 18 December 2020, 11:01 pm A temporary export ban has been placed on a 19th century sculpture by artist Henri de Triqueti. The ivory artwork, titled Death Of Cleopatra, is at risk of being sold overseas unless a UK buyer can be found. It has been valued at £150,000, according to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). Gosport War Memorial Hospital Inquests Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage said: “Henri de Triqueti is an artist of national significance – his royal connections and infl...

Culturally significant sculpture Death of Cleopatra saved from export Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage has stopped the export of ivory sculpture, 'Death of Cleopatra', carved by the artist Henri de Triqueti From: The sculpture is valued at £150,000 and dates back to 1860 Artist Henri de Triqueti was admired by Prince Albert and is best known for his work on the Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage has placed a temporary export bar on ivory sculpture titled ‘Death of Cleopatra’ by a highly appreciated figure in 19th century art. Henri de Triqueti was a ...

Caroline Dinenage (Dominic Lipinski/PA) Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage said: “Henri de Triqueti is an artist of national significance – his royal connections and influence on sculptors in Britain mean it would be a great shame to lost this exquisite sculpture abroad. “Whilst UK museums and galleries are currently facing many challenges, I hope one can come forward and save this piece for the British public to enjoy.” The decision on the export licence application for the sculpture has been deferred until March 17 in the hope that a domestic buyer can be found. This can be extended...