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Joseph's Coat brought to Jacob (B., Holl. 38; H. 104)
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Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn
Joseph's Coat brought to Jacob (B., Holl. 38; H. 104)
etching with drypoint, circa 1633, first state of two, a fine impression, on warm toned paper, with thread margins, a tiny thin spot at the upper left corner, a collector's mark just showing through lower right, otherwise in good condition
P., S. 109 x 81 mm.
Joseph's Coat brought to Jacob (B., Holl. 38; H. 104)
etching with drypoint, circa 1633, first state of two, a fine impression, on warm toned paper, with thread margins, a tiny thin spot at the upper left corner, a collector's mark just showing through lower right, otherwise in good condition
P., S. 109 x 81 mm.
Provenance
D. G. de Arozarena (L. 109).
C. Delanglade (L. 660).
L. S. in a circle (L. 1774).
C. Delanglade (L. 660).
L. S. in a circle (L. 1774).
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