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Property from the Collection of the Late R. Johannes Meyer
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo (1727-1804) after Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Two Scenes from the Flight into Egypt
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Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo (1727-1804) after Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Two Scenes from the Flight into Egypt
etching printed from one plate onto one sheet, circa 1750, on laid paper, watermark Hand with Dagger in a Shield, a fine impression, probably of the second, final state, with the plate number rubbed out, the full sheet, in very good condition; with One plate from: The Flight into Egypt (R. 82), etching, 1750-53, on laid paper, without watermark, second, final state, with small margins, in good condition; and The Baptism of Christ (R. 109), etching, on laid paper, watermark Three Crescents, a good impression of the second state (of three), trimmed on or just into the platemark, the upper margin re-attached, a repaired paper split and short tears along the right margin
P. 190 x 257, S. 262 x 368 mm. (R. 65-66).
P. 180 x 240 mm., S. 202 x 266 mm. (R. 82).
P., S. 250 x 308 mm. (R. 109).
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Two Scenes from the Flight into Egypt
etching printed from one plate onto one sheet, circa 1750, on laid paper, watermark Hand with Dagger in a Shield, a fine impression, probably of the second, final state, with the plate number rubbed out, the full sheet, in very good condition; with One plate from: The Flight into Egypt (R. 82), etching, 1750-53, on laid paper, without watermark, second, final state, with small margins, in good condition; and The Baptism of Christ (R. 109), etching, on laid paper, watermark Three Crescents, a good impression of the second state (of three), trimmed on or just into the platemark, the upper margin re-attached, a repaired paper split and short tears along the right margin
P. 190 x 257, S. 262 x 368 mm. (R. 65-66).
P. 180 x 240 mm., S. 202 x 266 mm. (R. 82).
P., S. 250 x 308 mm. (R. 109).
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Provenance
Cabinet Brentano-Birckenstock, Vienna and Frankfurt (L. 345). (R.82)
R. Johannes Meyer (1882-1967), Hamburg; then by descent to the present owner.
R. Johannes Meyer (1882-1967), Hamburg; then by descent to the present owner.
Literature
Rizzi 65-66, 82 and 109. De Vesme 28-29, 16 and 32
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