Paul and Barnabas in Lystra (B., Holl. 5)
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Gerritt Claesz. Bleker (active 1625-d.1656)
Paul and Barnabas in Lystra (B., Holl. 5)
etching, 1638, apparently first state (of three), before the address of N. Visscher, watermark Fleur-de-Lys within Shield, with thread margins or trimmed on or just within the platemark, a central vertical fold, an associated split at the bottom, the lower reverse sheet edge repaired, associated pen and ink additions along the lower borderline, a few small, pale stains, a few small creases mainly at the edges, other minor defects; and a collection of mainly Dutch Old Master and decorative prints, including prints by or after N. Berchem, D. Danckerts, M.I. Miereveld, P. Potter, Rembrandt, J. van Ruisdael, R. Sadeler, D. Teniers, A. Waterloo, A. Wierix and others
(a collection)
Paul and Barnabas in Lystra (B., Holl. 5)
etching, 1638, apparently first state (of three), before the address of N. Visscher, watermark Fleur-de-Lys within Shield, with thread margins or trimmed on or just within the platemark, a central vertical fold, an associated split at the bottom, the lower reverse sheet edge repaired, associated pen and ink additions along the lower borderline, a few small, pale stains, a few small creases mainly at the edges, other minor defects; and a collection of mainly Dutch Old Master and decorative prints, including prints by or after N. Berchem, D. Danckerts, M.I. Miereveld, P. Potter, Rembrandt, J. van Ruisdael, R. Sadeler, D. Teniers, A. Waterloo, A. Wierix and others
(a collection)