Stefano della Bella (1610–1664)
“Plate 3: horizontal ornament panel of
seven vases”, c.1646 (BM attribution of date), from the series, “Raccolta di vasi
diversi” (Collection of different vases), originally published by François
Langlois (1588–1647) with privilege in the first state and later by Pierre
Mariette II (1634–1716) in the second state.
Etching on fine laid paper trimmed along, or slightly within, the plate-mark and backed with a support sheet.
Size: (sheet trimmed unevenly) 8.5 x 20.5 cm.
Lettered on plate below the image:
(left) “Stef. de la Bella inuent fecit”.
Numbered on plate below the image:
(centre) “3”.
State iii (of iii) with the publication
details (originally for Langlois and later Mariette) and privilege erased.
De Vesme/Massar 1971 1047.III (A de
Vesme, revised by Phyllis D Massar 1971, “Stefano della Bella: Catalogue
Raisonné”, New York, p. 159, cat. no. 1047); Jombert (Della Bella) 1772.129
(Charles Antoine Jombert 1772, “Essai d'un catalogue de l'oeuvre d'Etienne de
la Belle, peintre et graveur florentin”, Paris, p. 132, cat. no. 129); Orn Cat
II 2004. 1912 (Peter Fuhring; transl. from the Dutch by Jennifer Kilian and
Katy Kist 2004, “Ornament prints in the Rijksmuseum II: the seventeenth
century”, Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum Sound and Vision, vol. 1, p. 329, cat. no. 1912).
The British Museum offers the following
description of this print:
“Plate 3; horizontal ornament panel of
seven vases, including one at centre formed of three children supporting three
ewers, one to left with handles in the form of lion heads, and one to right
with handles in the form of swan necks. c.1646.”
See also the description of this print
offered by the Metropolitan Museum of Art
the Harvard Museum of Art
and the Rijksmuseum (http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.collect.77544).
Condition: crisp impression in excellent
condition (i.e. there are no tears, folds, holes, abrasions, stains, foxing or
signs of use), trimmed unevenly along the plate-mark (or slightly within) and backed
with a support sheet of archival (millennium quality) washi paper.
I am selling this rare ornamental panel exemplifying
the Baroque period style for AU$220 (currently US$153.49/EUR136.62/GBP117.99 at
the time of posting this listing) including postage and handling to anywhere in
the world (but not, of course, any import duties/taxes imposed by some
countries).
If you are interested in purchasing this
sensitively etched panel from the early 1600s, please contact me
(oz_jim@printsandprinciples.com) and I will send you a PayPal invoice to make
the payment easy.
This print has been sold
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