Object details

Accession number

P33s62

Creators

• Isabella Stewart Gardner (New York, 1840 - 1924, Boston) - contributor
• Willard Thomas Sears (New Bedford, 1837 - 1920, Boston) - primary

Full title

Plan of the Dutch Room, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Creation Date

about 1900

Provenance

Commissioned by Isabella Stewart Gardner from the architect Willard Thomas Sears in 1900.

Marks

Inscribed in ink (center): Plan of Larger Room in Rear First Museum Floor [Dutch Room]
Possible locations of artwork noted in Isabella Stewart Gardner's hand in pencil (along south wall): Suttermans / Rembrandt Landscape / (?) / Rubens / Rembrandt (?)
Possible locations of artwork noted in Isabella Stewart Gardner's hand in pencil (along west wall): Romney / Pourbus
Possible location of artwork noted in Isabella Stewart Gardner's hand in pencil (along north wall): Rembrandt portrait (?)
Stamped in ink (lower right): Return to / Willard T. Sears / Architect / 70 Kilby Street / Boston, Mass

Display Media

Ink on linen with annotations in pencil and ink

Web Commentary

Isabella Stewart Gardner kept meticulous records of many of her acquisitions. In keeping with this legacy, object information is continually being reviewed, updated, and enriched in order to give greater access to the collection.

Permanent Gallery Location

Vatichino

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