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A naked Woman seated on a Mound (B., Holl. 198; H. 43)
Details
Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn
A naked Woman seated on a Mound (B., Holl. 198; H. 43)
etching, circa 1631, second, final state, a very good impression, with light horizontal wiping marks in the blank area above, the signature just discernable, with only slight wear in the more heavily worked areas, with narrow to thread margins on three sides, on or just inside the platemark at right and partly at the lower left, with one or two very minor touches of grey wash to the face and hair, unobtrusive soft creasing, old adhesive on the reverse at the top corners just showing through
P., S. 178 x 162 mm.
A naked Woman seated on a Mound (B., Holl. 198; H. 43)
etching, circa 1631, second, final state, a very good impression, with light horizontal wiping marks in the blank area above, the signature just discernable, with only slight wear in the more heavily worked areas, with narrow to thread margins on three sides, on or just inside the platemark at right and partly at the lower left, with one or two very minor touches of grey wash to the face and hair, unobtrusive soft creasing, old adhesive on the reverse at the top corners just showing through
P., S. 178 x 162 mm.
Provenance
M. Folkes (L. 1034)
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