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God the Father regarding the Infant Christ (Bartsch 11)
Details
Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione (1609-1664)
God the Father regarding the Infant Christ (Bartsch 11)
etching, circa 1645, with part of a Words watermark, a very good impression of the second, final state, printing with delicate tone, with wide margins, in good condition; together with Tobit burying the Dead (B. 5), etching, circa 1647, watermark intials BL, a good impression of the only state, trimmed inside the platemark, in good condition; Bearded Old Man with his Head leaning forward, wearing a Skullcap, facing right (B. 50) and Theseus finds his Father's Weapons (B. 24); with eight etchings from Small Studies of Heads in Oriental Headdress (B. 32-47)
P. 300 x 205 mm., S. 325 x 240 mm. (12)
God the Father regarding the Infant Christ (Bartsch 11)
etching, circa 1645, with part of a Words watermark, a very good impression of the second, final state, printing with delicate tone, with wide margins, in good condition; together with Tobit burying the Dead (B. 5), etching, circa 1647, watermark intials BL, a good impression of the only state, trimmed inside the platemark, in good condition; Bearded Old Man with his Head leaning forward, wearing a Skullcap, facing right (B. 50) and Theseus finds his Father's Weapons (B. 24); with eight etchings from Small Studies of Heads in Oriental Headdress (B. 32-47)
P. 300 x 205 mm., S. 325 x 240 mm. (12)
Provenance
Unidentified red stamp recto (B. 50)
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