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Property from the Collection of Ulrich and Alfred Ochsenbein
BARTOLOMOEO CORIOLANO (CIRCA 1599- CIRCA 1676) AFTER GUIDO RENI (1575-1642)
Two Sybils
Details
BARTOLOMOEO CORIOLANO (CIRCA 1599- CIRCA 1676) AFTER GUIDO RENI (1575-1642)
Two Sybils
two chiaroscuro woodcuts printed from two blocks in black and olive green and in black and greyish blue, respectively, circa 1640, on laid paper, without watermark, very good impressions, B. 3 with small to narrow margins, with very pale time staining, a few soft flattened folds, B. 5 trimmed to or just inside the borderline and fractionally inside the subject at right, the tip of the upper left corner made up, a repaired tear at the lower left corner, otherwise in good condition
Block 285 x 190 mm., Sheet 297 x 198 mm. (B. 3)
Sheet 283 x 219 mm. (B. 5)
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Two Sybils
two chiaroscuro woodcuts printed from two blocks in black and olive green and in black and greyish blue, respectively, circa 1640, on laid paper, without watermark, very good impressions, B. 3 with small to narrow margins, with very pale time staining, a few soft flattened folds, B. 5 trimmed to or just inside the borderline and fractionally inside the subject at right, the tip of the upper left corner made up, a repaired tear at the lower left corner, otherwise in good condition
Block 285 x 190 mm., Sheet 297 x 198 mm. (B. 3)
Sheet 283 x 219 mm. (B. 5)
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Provenance
Chevalier Joseph-Guillaume-Jean Camberlyn (1783-1861), Le Haye and Brussels (Lugt 514); his sale, Guichardot, C. P.: Delbergue, Paris, 24 April 1865 and 11 following days, lot 639 ('Très belle épreuve'). (B. 3)
Peter Vischer (1751-1823), Basel (Lugt 2115 & 2116). (B. 5)
Ulrich Ochsenbein (1811-1890) and Alfred Ochsenbein (1883-1919), Switzerland; then by descent.
Peter Vischer (1751-1823), Basel (Lugt 2115 & 2116). (B. 5)
Ulrich Ochsenbein (1811-1890) and Alfred Ochsenbein (1883-1919), Switzerland; then by descent.
Literature
Bartsch 3 & 5
Naoko Takahatake, Coriolano, in: Print Quarterly, no. 27, 2010, p. 126, no. 14 & 16.
Naoko Takahatake, Coriolano, in: Print Quarterly, no. 27, 2010, p. 126, no. 14 & 16.
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Tim Schmelcher
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