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A grotesque Profile: Man in a high Cap (B., Holl. 326; H. 68)
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Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn and pupil
A grotesque Profile: Man in a high Cap (B., Holl. 326; H. 68)
etching, circa 1631, fourth, final state, a very good impression of this extremely rare print, with narrow to thread margins, square at the top beyond the arched platemark, generally in very good condition
P., S. 38 x 25 mm.
A grotesque Profile: Man in a high Cap (B., Holl. 326; H. 68)
etching, circa 1631, fourth, final state, a very good impression of this extremely rare print, with narrow to thread margins, square at the top beyond the arched platemark, generally in very good condition
P., S. 38 x 25 mm.
Provenance
Unidentified collector's stamp (L. 2923b).
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