Attributed to Antonio II BADILE (Verona, 1517–1560) The Flight into Egypt Pen, brown ink, and brown wash over black pencil lines, with highlights in white gouache on blue paper. Annotated in pen in the lower left: “Badile Veronese” and in the lower right: “Badile”; monogrammed on the reverse (John Barnard?). Barely legible collector’s stamp in the lower left. (Vertical creases down the center; restored corner in the lower right; slight sun damage; small stains and small holes). 24.5 x 37 cm Provenance: - Charles Rogers, April 14, 1803, First Day, no. 29. - Formerly in the collection of A. A. de Pass; his stamp on the reverse of the mount in the lower right corner (Lugt 2014e). - Formerly in the collection of the Royal Institution of Cornwall, a gift from A. A. de Pass (Lugt 108a) in the lower left corner. - Terence Mullaly, London. - Galerie Tarantino, Paris. Bibliography: - Terence Mullaly, *Disegni Veronesi del Cinquecento*, Venice, Neri Poza ed., 1971, pp. 36–37, no. 24, reproduced (belonging to the author). - George Penrose, *Catalogue of the Pass Collection*, 1936, p. 17, no. 125. - Getty Provenance Index, Sale Catalog Br-A2406, lot 0017.