Domenico Fetti
The Triumph of David. Between 1616 and 1620

Oil on canvas
105×81 cm
Assumed to have come from the Gonzaga Gallery in Mantua, later held in the Royal Gallery of Charles I at Hampton Court from which it was sold in 1641, transferred to France, where it initially belonged to Abbot Lemoine, a doctor at the Sorbonne (Paris) and then to Pierre Croz (Paris), acquired for the Hermitage in 1772
Ж-2676

Today: is closed

Spanish and Italian Art of the 17th century View on the hall's virtual panorama

Painted during the time Feti spent in Mantua. The figure of David is, in all probability, a 'hidden' portrait of a Mantuan courtier.

A copy of the picture in the Pushkin Museum is to be found in the Besançon Museum.

Go to the full description on "Italian painting in VIII-XX centuries" catalogue.

Oil on canvas
105×81 cm
At the PMFA since 1930
Assumed to have come from the Gonzaga Gallery in Mantua, later held in the Royal Gallery of Charles I at Hampton Court from which it was sold in 1641, transferred to France, where it initially belonged to Abbot Lemoine, a doctor at the Sorbonne (Paris) and then to Pierre Croz (Paris), acquired for the Hermitage in 1772

Today: is closed

Room 18. Spanish and Italian Art of the 17th century

View on the hall's virtual panorama

Domenico Fetti The Triumph of David. Between 1616 and 1620

Domenico Fetti
The Triumph of David. Between 1616 and 1620