Immunity from Seizure
Francis Bacon and the Masters:
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (Norwich, UK) from 18 April until 26 July 2015
Works of art intended to form part of a forthcoming exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual
Arts that may be covered by immunity from seizure are listed below.
Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 provides immunity from seizure for
cultural objects which are loaned from overseas to temporary public exhibitions in approved
museums or galleries in the UK where conditions are met when the object enters the UK.
The conditions are:
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The object is usually kept outside the UK
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The object is not owned by a person who is resident in UK
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Importing the object does not contravene any law
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The object is brought into UK for the purpose of a temporary public exhibition at an approved
museum or gallery
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The museum or gallery has published information about the object.
All works currently being proposed for or covered by immunity from seizure in the UK are linked
to the Arts Council’s website
If you have any further enquiries, please write to:
Immunity from seizure Director’s Office
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
University of East Anglia
Norwich
NR4 7TJ
Copyright Notice: no images from these pages should be reproduced without permission.
All below works are to be lent by the State Hermitage Museum:
Lender’s name and address:
State Hermitage Museum
Dvortsovaya nab. 34
190000 , St Petersburg
Russia
Francis Bacon and the Masters:
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (Norwich, UK) from 18 April until 26 July 2015
Protection under the Act is sought for the objects listed below:
HM01
Vecellio, Tiziano. Christ Bearing the Cross
1560
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 895 x w. 770 mm Framed: h. 940 x w. 880 x d. 77 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 115
Provenance: Accessioned as part of the Barbarigo Gallery in 1850.
Publication and exhibition history: 1971 Tokyo-Kyoto, n.40; 1979-80 Melbourne-Sydney, n.2; 1987-88
Beograd-Ljubljana- Zagreb, n.22; 2007-08 Belluno, no. 66.
HM02
Cano, Alonso. The Crucifixion
1636 - 1638
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 2650 x w. 1730 mm Framed: h. 2910 x w. 2020 x d. 90 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 5572
Provenance: Accessioned in 1919 from the collection of the Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich (grandson
of Emperor Nicolas I) in Marble Palace, Petrograd.
Publication and exhibition history: 1996 Tokyo- Ibaraki-Mie, n 26; 2001–2002 Granada, p. 221, 236-7; 2006–
2007 New York, 2–4.
HM03
Velazquez, Diego. Portrait of Count-Duke Olivares
1638
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 670 x w. 545 mm Framed: h. 880 x w. 740 x d. 80 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 300
Provenance: Purchased by Alexander I in 1814 from the collection of Baron William Coeswelt, Amsterdam.
Publication and exhibition history: 1977 Tokyo-Kyoto, n 11; 1979-1980 Melbourne-Sydney, p.68-69;
1981Madrid, p. 28-9; 1987 Dehli, n 33; 1988 Sydney-Melbourn, n 11; 1990-91Nara-Osaka, n 7; 1996 TokyoIbaraki-Mie, n 23; 2001 Roma, pp. 206-9; 2002 Madrid, pp.182-4, n 20.
HM04
Studio of Diego Velazquez de Silva. Portrait of Philip IV
Late 1650s
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 670 x w. 530 mm Framed: h. 880 x w. 740 x d. 80 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 297
Provenance: Purchased by Alexander I in 1814 from the collection of William Coeswelt, Amsterdam.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM05
Harmensz. van Rijn, Rembrandt. Old Man in an Armchair (Portrait of an Old Man)
1654
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 1090 x w. 850 mm Framed: h. 1320 x w. 1200 x d. 90 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 737
Provenance: Acquired in 1781 as part of the collection of Count Silvain -Raphael Baudouin, Brigadier des
Armees du Roi, Capitain aux Gardes Francoises (1715--1791), in Paris.
Publication and exhibition history: 1956 Amsterdam-Rotterdam, n 56; 1968 Tokyo-Kyoto, n 8; 1991 Seoul, n 8;
1998-99 Stockholm, n 410; 2000 Bergamo, n 21; 2011-12 Padova, p. 21
HM06
Harmensz. van Rijn, Rembrandt. Old Woman in an Armchair (Portrait of an Old Woman)
1654
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 1090 x w. 840 mm Framed: h. 1320 x w. 1200 x d. 90 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 738
Provenance: Acquired in 1781 as part of the collection of Count Silvain -Raphael Baudouin, Brigadier des
Armees du Roi, Capitain aux Gardes Francoises (1715--1791), in Paris.
Publication and exhibition history: 1956 Amsterdam-Rotterdam, n 67; 1968 Tokyo-Kyoto, n 9; 1991 Seoul, n 9;
1998-99 Stockholm, n 409; 2000 Bergamo, n 21; 2003-04 Dijon, n 3; 2011-12 Padova, p. 20; 2012 TokyoNagoya-Kyoto, n 29.
HM07
Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique. Portrait of Count Nicolai Dmitrievich Gouriev
1821
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 1070 x w. 860 mm Framed: h. 1310 x w. 1100 x d. 90 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 5678
Provenance: Commissioned by N.D. Gouriev, from 1849 property of his widow Marina Dmitrievna Gourieva
(nee Naryshkina) (1798-1871); then property of her relatives. Accessioned in 1922 from the collection of A.N.
Naryshkina, via the State Museum Fund.
Publication and exhibition history: 1999-2000 London–Washington-New York, no.86; 2001-2002 Stockholm, n
286; 2006 Paris, p. 192–193, cat. 50; 2011 Madrid , P. 272 -273, n 112.
HM08
Cezanne, Paul. Self-portrait in a Cap
c. 1873
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 555 x w. 455 mm Framed: h. 670 x w. 540 x d. 60 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 6512
Provenance: The Galerie Vollard (purchased before 1904); from 1904 Havemeyer collection, New York; from
1909 Durand-Ruel Gallery (placed on commission by Louisine Havemeter, negotiated by Mary Cassatt, and
acquired by Durand-Ruel for 7500 francs); from 1909 coll. Ivan Morozov (acquired from the Galerie DurandRuel for 12000 francs); from 1918 Museum of Modern Western Painting-2; from 1923 Museum of Modern
Western Art; from 1930 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1966-67 Tokyo-Kyoto, n 55; 1979 Japan, n 3; 1985 Venezia-Rome, n 3; 1988
Nagoya, n 23; Essen 1993, n 26; 2007 Florence, p. 122
2007 Florence – Cézanne in Florence. Two collectors and the 1910 exhibition of Impressionism. Palazzo
Strozzi, Florence, 02.03 – 29.07.2007.
HM09
Gauguin, Paul. Man Picking Fruit from a Tree
1897
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 925 x w. 733 mm Framed: h. 1070 x w. 890 x d. 50 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 9118
Provenance: On 9 December 1898 sent by Gauguin from Tahiti to Vollard; Galerie Vollard; from 4 May 1906
coll. Sergey Shchukin; from 1918 Museum of New Western Painting-1; from 1923 Museum of Modern
Western Art; from 1948 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1987 Tokyo-Nagoya, n 113. 1995 Ferrara, no. 22; 2003 – 2004 Paris –
Boston, no. 143; 2007 – 2008 Düsseldorf – London, p. 90
1995 Ferrara – Paul Gauguin e l’avanguardia russa. Palazzo dei Diamanti, Ferrara, 01.04 – 02.07.1995; 2003 –
2004 Paris – Boston – Gauguin Tahiti. Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, 30.09.2003 – 19.01.2004;
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 29.02 – 20.06.2004; 2007 – 2008 Düsseldorf – London – From Russia: French
and Russia Master Paintings 1870 – 1925 from Moscow and St. Petersburg. Museum Kunst Palast., Düsseldorf,
15.09.2007 – 06.01.2008; Royal Academy of Arts, London, 26.01 – 18.01.2008.
HM10
Picasso, Pablo. Young Woman
1909
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 923 x w. 733 mm Framed: h. 1050 x w. 860 x d. 40 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 9159
Provenance: Galerie Kahnweiler; coll. Sergey Shchukin; from 1918 Museum of New Western Painting-1; from
1923 Museum of Modern Western Art; from 1948 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1954 Paris; 1965-66 Paris, n 95; 1968 Wien, n 20; 1972 Otterlo, n 43; 1973
USA, n 23; 1981 Madrid-Barcelona, n 57; 1987 Tokyo-Takarajuka-Kasama, n 31; 2003 – 2004 Washington –
Dallas – Picasso. The Cubist Portraits of Fernande Olivier. National Gallery of Art, Washington, 01.10.2003 –
19.01.2004; Nasher Sculpture Garden, Dallas, 15.02 – 09.05.2004.
HM11
Soutine, Chaim. Self-Portrait
Early 1920s
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 540 x w. 300 mm Framed: h. 640 x w. 400 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 10599
Provenance: Private collection, Paris; Galerie Bing, Paris; from 1997 in The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 2010 Amsterdam, n 74; 2011-2012 Prado, Madrid.
HM12
Derain, Andre. Portrait of a Man with a Newspaper (Chevalier X)
1914
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 1625 x w. 975 mm Framed: h. 1795 x w. 1130 x d. 70 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 9128
Provenance: Acquired in 1914 by Sergey Shchukin from Galerie Kahnweiler; from 1918 Museum of New
Western Painting-1; from 1923 Museum of Modern Western Art; from 1948 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1965 Bordeaux, n 79; 1965-66 Paris, n 78; 2010 Amsterdam, n 50, p. 171173. 2007 – 2008 Düsseldorf – London, p. 138; 2010 Amsterdam, no. 50
2010 Amsterdam – Matisse to Malevich. Pioneers of Modern Art from the Hermitage. The Hermitage
Amsterdam, 06.03 – 17.09.2010.
HM13
Matisse, Henri. Woman in Green
1909
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 650 x w. 540 mm Framed: h. 940 x w. 830 x d. 80 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 6519
Provenance: From 22 September 1909 in Galerie Bernheim Jeune, acquired from the artist; from 11 October
1909 coll. Sergey Shchukin, acquired for 2500 francs; from 1918 Museum of New Western Painting-1; from
1923 Museum of Modern Western Art; from 1930 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1969-70 Praha, n 8; 1981 Tokyo-Kyoto, n 31; 1982-83, n Zürich-Düsseldorf,
n 9; 1988 Barcelona-Madrid, n 11; 2004-2005 Essen, p. 35; 2010 Amsterdam, no. 10 p. 68-9; 2004-2005 Essen
– Cézanne. Aufbruch in die Moderne. Museum Folkwang, Essen, 18.09.2004 – 16.01.2005.
HM14
Matisse, Henri. Nymph and Satyr
1909
Oil on canvas
Object dimensions: Unframed: h. 890 x w. 1170 mm Framed: h. 1140 x w. 1400 x d. 80 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GE 90538
Provenance: From 12 Janyary 1909 coll. Sergey Shchukin, acquired through the mediation of the Galerie
Bernheim Jeune for 3000 francs; from 1918 Museum of New Western Painting-1; from 1923 Museum of
Modern Western Art; from 1948 The State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1965 Bordeaux, n 88; 1965-66; 1968 London, n 42; 1969-70 Praha, n 8;
1972 Otterlo, n 33; Paris, n 87; 1973 USA, n 23; Tokyo-Kyoto, n 27; 1985 Venezia-Rome, n 34; 1988 Melbourn,
n 28; 1990 New York-Chicago, n 42; 1991 Japan, n 20; 1992-93 New York, n 111; 1993 Pars, n 63; Essen 1993,
n 101; 2009 Madrid, no. 55 2009 Madrid – Matisse. 1917 – 1941. Museo Thyssen – Bornemisza, Madrid.
09.06 – 20.09.2009
HM15
Statue of Amenemhat III
Late 19th Century BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Black granite
Object dimensions: H. 865 x w. 260 x d. 38 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DB 729
Provenance: Transferred from the Kunstkamera in 1862, earlier provenance unknown.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM16
Upper Part of a Statue of a King
13th Century BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Sandstone
Object dimensions: H. 530 x w. 500 x d. 350 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 18240
Provenance: In 1908 acquired by Nikolay Petrovich Likhachyov in Giza, Egypt, from the antique dealer Ali Abd
al-Hadj; in 1918 transferred to the Archaeological Institute with the rest of the Likhachyov collection; from
1925 in the Museum of Paleography, The Academy of Sciences of the USSR; from 1930 in the Museum of
Books, Documents and Writing, The Academy of Sciences of the USSR; from 1931 in the Institute of Books,
Documents and Writing, The Academy of Sciences of the USSR; in 1938 transferred to the State Hermitage
Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM17
Face of an Anthropoid Coffin
1st Millennium BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Wood, painting on plaster coating
Object dimensions: h. 300 x w. 150 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 782
Provenance: Accessioned by the State Hermitage Museum before 1891.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM18
Face of an Anthropoid Coffin
11th – 8th century BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Wood, remnants of plaster coating, small traces of paint
Object dimensions: h. 350 x w. 160 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 2466
Provenance: Acquired by Pyotr Alexandrovich Saburov on the island Santorini during his appointment as an
Envoy Extraordinary in Greece in 1870-1879; in 1884 acquired by the State Hermitage Museum as part of the
Saburov collection.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM19
Face of an Anthropoid Coffin
11th – 8th century BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Wood, painting on plaster coating
Object dimensions: h. 245 x w. 150 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 2694
Provenance: Acquired in 1918 as part of the collection of Senator Alexander Alexandrovich Polovtsov.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM20
Fragment of a Mummy Mask
1st century BC - 1st century AD
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Cartonnage, gilded
Object dimensions: h. 145 x w. 95 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 5056
Provenance: Accessioned by the State Hermitage Museum before 1939.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM21
Fragment of a Mummy Mask
10th - 9th Century BC
Place of manufacture: Egypt
Cartonnage, painting on plaster coating
Object dimensions: h. 220 x w. 180 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: DV 18798
Provenance: In 1952 transferred from the Lvov Historical Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM22
Portrait of a Roman
50 – 40 BC
Place of manufacture: Rome
Bronze
Object dimensions: h. 500 x w. 290 x d. 220 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GR 11234
Provenance: Transferred in 1928 from the State Museum Fund.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM24
Head of a Youth from the sculptural group 'Death of Laocoön' (fragment)
2nd century BC
Place of manufacture: Rome
Marble
Object dimensions: H. 380 x w. 240 x d. 240 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: GR 1724
Provenance: Acquired from the collection of Lyde-Browne in 1787, previously in Palazzo Barberini in Rome.
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.
HM25
Bandinelli, Baccio . Sleeping Hercules
16th century
Marble
Object dimensions: H. 130 x w. 560 x d. 270 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 1669
Provenance: At the end of the 18th century was part of the collection of Count Alexander S. Stroganov in St.
Perersburg; transferred to the State Hermitage Museum from the Stroganov Palace-Museum in 1930.
Publication and exhibition history: 2000 Firenze
HM26
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo. Torso of Neptune
1620
Terracotta
Object dimensions: H. 370 x w. 250 x d. 250 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 679
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1919 kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from 1919 in the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
Philidelphia Museum of Art (1998) From the Sculptor's Studio: Italian Baroque Terracottas from The
Hermitage.
HM27
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo. Torso of Pluto
1621 - 1622
Terracotta
Object dimensions: H. 380 x w. 250 x d. 250 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 678
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1919 kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from 1919 in the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
HM28
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo. Tritons holding dolphins
c. 1652
Terracotta
Object dimensions: H. 475 x w. 250 x d. 250 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 602
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1919 kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from 1919 in the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
HM29
Algardi, Alessandro. Titan
c. 1650
Terracotta
Object dimensions: H. 365 x w. 250 x d. 250 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 656
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1919 kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from 1919 in the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
HM30
From an original by Michelangelo Buonarroti. Evening
Late 16th century
Terracotta
Object dimensions: h. 500 x w. 650 x d. 260 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 558
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1919 kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from 1919 in the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
HM31
From an original by Michelangelo Buonarroti. Day
Late 16th century
Terracotta
Object dimensions: h. 510 x w. 620 x d. 230 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 2500
Provenance: From mid-18th century in the collection of Filippo Farsetti in Venice; in 1800 gifted by Anton
Francesco Farsetti to Russian Emperor Paul I; until 1970s kept in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in St
Petersburg; from there transferred to the State Hermitage Museum.
Publication and exhibition history: 1991—92 Roma-Venezia; 1998-99 Chicago-Philadelphia-Washington.
HM32
Bourdelle, Émile-Antoine . Ludwig van Beethoven, Grand Masque Tragique
Early 20th century
Bronze
Object dimensions: h. 760 x w. 500 x d. 400 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 2429
Provenance: Collection of the sculptor’s daughter, Rhodia Dufet-Bourdelle; in the State Hermitage Museum
from 1973; acquired after an exhibition of Bourdelle’s work in USSR in 1972.
Publication and exhibition history: 2011-2012 Prado, Madrid.
HM33
Rodin, Auguste . Study for the Sinner (The Repentant)
First half of the 20th century
Bronze
Object dimensions: h. 240 x w. 370 x d. 270 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 2397
Provenance: Acquired in 1968 (gift of Musée Rodin in Paris).
Publication and exhibition history: 2013-2014 Amsterdam
HM34
Rodin, Auguste. Eternal Spring
1906
Marble
Object dimensions: h. 770 x w. 840 x d. 500 mm
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 1298
Provenance: From 1906 to 1917 in the collection of Stepan Petrovich and Vera Sergeevna Eliseev in St.
Petersburg/ Petrograd; transferred to the State Hermitage Museum in 1923 from the House of Art (former
Eliseev House) in St Petersburg.
Publication and exhibition history: 2011-2012 Prado, Madrid; 2012-2013 Amsterdam.
HM35
Matisse, Henri. Standing Nude (Katia)
1958
Bronze
Object dimensions: h. with plinth 480 x w. 100 x d. 120
State Hermitage Museum
Accession number: N.sk 2486
Provenance: 1958-1978, collection of the artist’s daughter, Marguerite Duthuit-Matisse; in the State
Hermitage Museum from 1978 (gift of Mme Marguerite Duthuit-Matisse and her son Claude Duthuit).
Publication and exhibition history: Never been lent from the State Hermitage Museum collections.