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Saint Jerome praying: Arched (B., Holl. 101; H. 94)
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Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn
Saint Jerome praying: Arched (B., Holl. 101; H. 94)
etching, 1632, second state (of three), a good impression of this rare, lightly-bitten print, showing the usual wear, with narrow margins (slightly wider at the top), a small ink spot just to the right of Saint Jerome's feet, a rust spot just inside the upper platemark, a short tear at the lower left sheet edge, otherwise in generally good condition
P. 110 x 80 mm., S. 115 x 84 mm.
Saint Jerome praying: Arched (B., Holl. 101; H. 94)
etching, 1632, second state (of three), a good impression of this rare, lightly-bitten print, showing the usual wear, with narrow margins (slightly wider at the top), a small ink spot just to the right of Saint Jerome's feet, a rust spot just inside the upper platemark, a short tear at the lower left sheet edge, otherwise in generally good condition
P. 110 x 80 mm., S. 115 x 84 mm.
Provenance
P. Davidsohn (L. 654).
University Library, Cambridge (L. 2475).
University Library, Cambridge (L. 2475).
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