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| Keywords: Meister des Bartholomäusaltars - Die Taufe Christi (National Gallery of Art).jpg Artwork Creator Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece 1485/1500 oil on panel cm 104 3 169 7 institution National Gallery of Art Gallery 35A accession number 1961 9 78 object history Possibly a church in Arnhem <ref>Unfortunately we know nothing about the commission or the original location of the panel Based on a note affixed to the back of the picture the painting is traditionally thought to have been in a church in Arnhem in the Gelderland region of the Netherlands Colin Eisler's assertion that the painting may have been done for the high altar of the Sint Janskerk in Arnhem is possible but awaits confirming evidence Eisler 1977 9 where he also suggests that the commission may have been given to Johan van Hatstein Commander of the Order of Saint John from 1486 to 1497 The Sint Janskerk was demolished in 1817 and the first mention of the painting in connection with the cathédrale in Arnhem occurs in 1905 Catalogue des Tableaux Anciens Provenant de la Collection de M le Comte Jacques de Bryas Hôtel Drouot Paris 1905 11 Cette oeuvre du plus grand caractère et dans le plus admirable état de conservation provient de la cathédrale d'Aarnheim édifice gothique qui fut au XVIIe siècle désaffecté du culte catholique Friedländer in the sales catalogue Die Sammlung Richard von Kaufmann Berlin Paul Cassirer and Hugo Helbing Berlin 1917 no 132 cites a Notiz auf der Rückseite as the basis for the Arnhem provenance This notice was never described and had disappeared by 1941 as per Karl vom Rath Der Meister des Bartholomäusaltares Bonn 1941 125 no 9 </ref> Count Jacques de Bryas Paris; sale Hôtel Drouot Paris 6 February 1905 no 20 ; Galerie F Kleinberger Paris <ref>Handwritten note in the margin of the copy of the catalogue in the NGA library </ref> Richard von Kaufmann 1849-1908 Berlin; his sale Paul Cassirer and Hugo Helbing Berlin 4 December 1917 no 132 ; possibly purchased by Paul Graupe Berlin <ref>Handwritten note in vol 2 of the catalogue in the NGA library </ref> for Otto Henkell 1869-1929 Wiesbaden Rosenberg Stiebel New York ; purchased February 1955 by the Samuel H Kress Foundation New York; gift 1961 to NGA <br/><small> reflist </small> credit line Samuel H Kress Collection exhibition history langSwitch on banderolle <code>HIC EST EILIVS MEVS DILECTV IN QVO MICHI CONPLICVI</code> This is my beloved son with whom I am well pleased from Matthew 3 17; on heart held by Saint Augustine <code>IHS</code> auf Banderole <code>HIC EST EILIVS Mevs DILECTV IN QVO MICHI CON P LICVI</code> Dies ist mein geliebter Sohn an dem ich Wohlgefallen habe aus Matthäus 3 17; am Herzen von Saint Augustine gehalten <code>IHS</code> 1 Yorck 2 http //www nga gov/content/ngaweb/Collection/art-object-page 46177 html The National Gallery of Art Washington D C PD-old-100 Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece German paintings in the National Gallery of Art The Baptism of Christ by the Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece Hugo Helbing | ||||
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