Photo: Lord Bath, the owner of the painting, having exhibited it for tourists at Longlet House
Painting by the Italian artist Titian Vecellio “Departure on the Road to Egypt”, written in 1512, put at auction at Christie's, informed newspaper The Times.
The original price of the painting is $31 million. The painting was put on sale for the first time for 150 years.
Titian's painting "Pochinok on the road to Є giptu”, 1512 rik
As they were assigned to the auction booth, Titian received a little more than 20 rocks when he created “The road to Egypt.” Among their rulers were the Scottish First Duke Hamilton, Queen Consort of Saxony Maria Theresa of Austria, Emperor Napoleon I. Later, they were bought by collectors more than once.
In 1995, the painting but they stole invisibly from Longlet's garden hut, where At that moment the British aristocrat was procrastinating. The picture was found in 2002 on a bus line on the outskirts of London, wrapped in a plastic bag.
Titian's painting “On the way to Egypt”, 1512 ri
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