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

He was heavily involved with the Arts and Crafts Movement

Original Pen and Ink drawing

Daughter of Réne Bonabes Monsieur de la Fonchais and Marie Cottineau

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