Lord Arundel's Collections

Giulio Romano
Design for Quatrefoil-Shaped Goblet with Acanthus Stem
before 1546
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Giulio Romano
Design for Quatrefoil-Shaped Goblet with Acanthus Stem
ca. 1637-42
etching
Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
before 1546
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
ca. 1637-42
etching
Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
before 1546
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
ca. 1637-42
etching
Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
before 1546
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Giulio Romano
Design for Salt Cellar
ca. 1637-42
etching
Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giulio Romano
Vessel with Three Spouts and Infant Triton
before 1546
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Giulio Romano
Vessel with Three Spouts and Infant Triton
ca. 1637-42
etching
Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Cherub in Spandrel with Rabbit and Cupid
before 1540
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
Morgan Library, New York

Hendrik van der Borcht after Parmigianino
Cherub in Spandrel with Rabbit
1637
etching
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht after Parmigianino
Cupid
1637
etching
Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel

Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Lucretia
before 1540
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
Royal Collection, Windsor

Hendrik van der Borcht after Parmigianino
Lucretia
ca. 1638
etching
British Museum

Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Sleeping Venus with Cupids
ca. 1527-30
drawing
(formerly in the Arundel Collection)
Royal Collection, Windsor

Hendrik van der Borcht after Parmigianino
Sleeping Venus with Cupids
ca. 1638
etching
British Museum

Hendrik van der Borcht the Younger (1614-ca. 1666) – Painter and printmaker, originally from Frankenthal, then Frankfurt.  Taken into service by Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel in 1636 and sent first to train in Italy, then to London in 1637 where he acted as keeper of the collections.  Accompanied the collections to Antwerp when they were moved there in 1642-44, and continued working for Lady Arundel until her death in 1654.  Then returned to Frankfurt where he helped his brothers in the family art-dealing business.  Probably died of plague in 1666.  – British Museum