Portrait Bust of Dorotea Quistella,

1536

Giovanni Francesco Sambonifacio (1784-1854), Verona; Purchased from him by Andrea Monga (1794-1861) in 1825(?); By descent to his son, Francesco Monga (?-1885); his brother, Pietro Monga (?-?); Purchased from him by Jean Paul Richter (1847-1937) in Verona in May 1886; Purchased from him by Henry White Cannon (1850-1934); by descent to his son, Henry (Harry) W. Cannon, Jr. (1887-1966), Class of 1910; Donated to the Museum in 1935.

[Mentioned in Giovanni Battista da Perisco, Descrizione di Verona (1820), Parte II, pp. 29, 30]

formerly attributed to Francesco Torbido, Italian, c. 1482-85–after 1562

• Giovanni Battista Da Persico, Descrizione di Verona e della sua provincia, (Verona: Società tipografica editrice, 1820-1821).

  , Part II: p. 29-30
• Jean Paul Richter, A descriptive catalogue of old masters of the Italian school, (Florence: Galileiana, 1907-1914)., no. 6; p. 48-50
• Bernard Berenson, Italian pictures of the Renaissance: a list of the principal artists and their works, with an index of places, (Oxford, UK: Clarendon Press, 1932)., p. 268
• Jean Paul Richter, The Cannon Collection of italian paintings of the Renaissance: mostly of the Veronese School..., (Princeton, NJ: Princetion University Press, 1936)., no. 15; p. 21-22; fig. 15
• Bernard Berenson, Italian pictures of the Renaissance: a list of the principal artists and their works with an index of places. Central Italian and North Italian schools, (London: Phaidon, 1968)., p. 205
• B. B. Fredericksen and F. Zeri, Census of pre-nineteenth-century Italian paintings in North American collections, (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1972)., p. 99