File:Retrato del conde Raimund Fugger - Vincenzo di Biagio Catena.jpg

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“Portrait of Count Raimund Fugger”, by Filippino Lippi. Painting lost in 1945

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Español: 'Retrato del conde Raimund Fugger', de Filippino Lippi, cuadro pintado hacia 1520-1525. La obra quedó destruida o desapareció en Berlín en mayo de 1945, en el incendio de la Flakturm Friedrichshain.

- Dimensiones: 75 x 63 cm

- Pintura al óleo sobre lienzo
English: 'Portrait of Count Raimund Fugger', by Filippino Lippi, ca. 1520-1525. The painting was destroyed or disappeared in Berlin in May 1945, in the Friedrichshain flak tower fire.

- Dimensions: 75 x 63 cm

- Oil painting on canvas
Deutsch: "Bildnis des Grafen Raimund Fugger" 
   Vincenzo di Biagio Catena (1470 - 29.9.1531), Herstellung, Maler
   1520 - 1525
   Herstellungsort: Venedig (Stadt)

   Leinwand
   75,00 x 63,00 cm

   Ident.Nr. 32
   1841/42 Ankauf durch G.F. Waagens in Italien
   Sammlung: Gemäldegalerie

Die Zuschreibung dieses hervorragenden Portraits an Catena ist stilistisch nicht zu widerrufen, daher wird die Möglichket es mit dem einzigen durch Vasari erwähnten Werk Catenas zu identifizieren wahrscheinlich. Raimund Fugger (1489 - 1535) war Händler am Fondaco dei Tedeschi, Venedig und wegen seines gezeigten Alters, nicht weniger als 30/35 Jahre, darf das Portrait in die späten Jahren von Catenas Tätigkeit, d.h. um 1520/25 datiert werden. Die Gesichtszüge des Fuggers kann man mit mehreren anderen Werken vergleichen (Medaille von F. Hagenauer, Zeichnung von H. Burgkmair und Radierung in ´Pinacoteca Fuggerorum` (Tafel 9). In diesem Werk ist Catena weit von den Beispielen eines Giovanni Bellini entfernt, seine Orientierung geht in Richtung Raffaels (wie auch im signierten Portrait des Kunsthistorischen Museums in Wien) und Tizians.

Vermutlich im Mai 1945 im Leitturm des Flakbunkers im Berliner Friedrichshain vernichtet.
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Source http://www.smb-digital.de/eMuseumPlus?service=ExternalInterface&module=collection&objectId=863571&viewType=detailView
Author Vincenzo di Biagio Catena

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