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VALESIO DIONIGI (CIRCA 1730-CIRCA 1780) AND GIOVANNI ANTONIO URBANI (ACTIVE 18TH CENTURY) AFTER TIBERIO MAJERONI (ACTIVE 18TH CENTURY)

Vedute di Verona

已結束2024年7月2日

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VALESIO DIONIGI (CIRCA 1730-CIRCA 1780) AND GIOVANNI ANTONIO URBANI (ACTIVE 18TH CENTURY) AFTER TIBERIO MAJERONI (ACTIVE 18TH CENTURY)
Vedute di Verona
the complete set of six etchings, each printed from two plates onto separate sheets
circa 1750
on twelve sheets of laid paper, watermarks Triple Crescent
a very fine, uniform set of these very rare and large prints, published by Francesco Masieri
printing with great clarity and contrasts and a light plate tone
with wide margins
generally in good condition
Plates 570 x 480 mm.
Sheets 785 x 555 mm. (and similar, each)

The Counts of Plessen-Cronstern; their sale, Important Old Master Prints from a German Family of Title: Part I, Christie’s, London, 10 December 1991, lot 150.
Private European Collection; acquired at the above sale; then by descent to the present owner.

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The set includes:
Plate 1 - S. Giorgio di Verona Veduto dal Poggio di Casa Muselli, by D. Valesi
Plate 2 - Li due Castelli di Verona S. Pietro e S. Felice Veduti dal Ponte Nuovo, by D. Valesi
Plate 3 - Altra Veduta della Bra di Verona, by G. A. Urbani
Plate 4 - La Piazza della Bra di Verona, by G. A. Urbani
Plate 5 - Veduta del Ponte delle Navi di Verona, by D. Valesi
Plate 6 - Prima Veduta della Piazza detta dell'Erbe di Verona, by G. A. Urbani

The present set, from the collection of the Counts of Plessen-Cronstern, was last offered at auction in 1991. Since then, no other complete set of these views has been offered at auction. Four plates from the Feltrinelli Collection were sold at Christie's in 1997 (now at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; two single plates (La piazza della Brà di Verona and Altra veduta della Brà di Verona) were sold elsewhere; and one plate is at the British Library in London. It appears that the present set is from a different edition than the other known examples, as it is the only one with etched plate numbers.