Attribué à Joachim Anthonisz. Wtewael (Utrecht 1566-1638)
Résurrection de Lazarus (recto); Etude de figure (verso)
porte une inscription 'Jacomo Tintoretti ft Del' (au recto, en bas à droite); porte une inscription 'Tintoretto' (au verso, en bas à gauche)
plume et encre brune sur papier gris, trait d'encadrement à la plume et encre brune (recto); pierre noire (verso)

bears inscription 'Jacomo Tintoretti ft Del' (recto, lower right); bears inscription 'Tintoretto' (verso, lower left)
pen and brown ink on grey paper, framing lines (recto); black chalk (verso)
26.1 x 41.2cm (10 1/4 x 16 1/4in).
Footnotes:
Provenance
Private Collection, France

One of the main exponents of the Mannerist style in Holland in the early 17th century, Wtewael was born in Utrecht and trained there with Joos de Beer. He then spent four years in Italy and France, returning to Utrecht in about 1590. He remained active there until his death, restablishing a flourishing studio. He was first introduced to the Mannerist style at the court of Fontainebleau in France, and, like other Haarlem artists, was influenced by Bartolomeus Spranger (1546-1611), who had become court painter to Emperor Rudolf II at Prague.
The present drawing seems to be in relation with one of the popular compositions for Raising of Lazarus, worked through several versions (See National Gallery, London (inv. L1171))