The Artist's Nephew, Prosper-Raymond de Fleury, Lying in Bed

1. Given by the artist to the father of the sitter, Marquis Olivier de Fleury de Blanchefort (1851–1923), Paris; by descent to his son, Georges-Marie-Prosper-Raymond de Fleury, Marquis de Fleury (1880–1960), Paris; by descent [all early provenance is according to the inscription and Burollet and Gourand]. Sold by John Lishawa, London, through Michael Simpson, London, to Joseph and Deborah Goldyne, San Francisco, 1996 [San Francisco 2006]; sold to private collection, San Francisco [according to Stephen Ongpin (see: https://www.stephenongpin.com/object/868772/0/albert-bartholome-thiverval-grignon)]; sold through Stephen Ongpin, London, to the Art Institute of Chicago, 2024.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Legion of Honor, Judging by Appearance: Master Drawings from the Collection of Joseph and Deborah Goldyne, Mar. 4–June 4, 2006, pp. 34–35 and 225, cat. 9.

• Thérèse Burollet and Nicolas Gourand, Albert Bartholomé, 1848–1928 (Paris: Arthena ,2017), pp. 175–76, no. PA. 16 (ill.).

Lamenting Group

Art Institute of Chicago

Mountain Brook

Art Institute of Chicago

Three Pierrots and Harlequin

Art Institute of Chicago

Portrait of Emmanuel Rio

Art Institute of Chicago

By the Sea, Dieppe

Art Institute of Chicago

Ghost Dance (The Vision of Life)

Art Institute of Chicago

The Seine at Triel

Art Institute of Chicago

Woman's Head

Art Institute of Chicago

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