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Saint Peter in Penitence
细节
REMBRANDT HARMENSZ. VAN RIJN (1606-1669)
Saint Peter in Penitence
etching and drypoint
1645
on laid paper, watermark fragment Strasbourg Lily (Hinterding G)
a fine impression of this rare, lightly etched print
printing with good clarity, a light plate tone and inky plate edges
slightly slipped at left
with narrow margins
some tiny losses, nicks and pale staining at the sheet edges
generally in good condition
Plate 134 x 117 mm.
Sheet 138 x 120 mm.
Saint Peter in Penitence
etching and drypoint
1645
on laid paper, watermark fragment Strasbourg Lily (Hinterding G)
a fine impression of this rare, lightly etched print
printing with good clarity, a light plate tone and inky plate edges
slightly slipped at left
with narrow margins
some tiny losses, nicks and pale staining at the sheet edges
generally in good condition
Plate 134 x 117 mm.
Sheet 138 x 120 mm.
来源
Presumably Six Collection (without mark, see Lugt 1539a); according to Reiss's catalogue; probably Willem Six (1662-1733), Amsterdam, nephew of Rembrandt's patron Jan Six (1618-1700); presumably sold posthumously as part of his entire print collection in one lot, in 1734.
Presumably Jacobus Houbraken (1698-1780), Dordrecht and Amsterdam (without mark and not in Lugt); acquired as part of the collection at the above sale.
With Arthur Pond (circa 1705-1758), London (without mark, see Lugt 2038); presumably acquired from the above.
James Reiss (1812-1899), Manchester and London (Lugt 1522); his posthumous sale, Christie's, London, 6-10 May 1901, lot 535 ('From the Six Collection') (£ 5.15; to Gaiser of Gutekunst).
With H. G. Gutekunst, Stuttgart.
Dr Michael Berolzheimer (1866-1942), Fürth, Munich and Untergrainau, Germany, and Mount Vernon, New York (without mark and not in Lugt); presumably acquired from the above.
Private Collection, USA; by descent from the above.
Presumably Jacobus Houbraken (1698-1780), Dordrecht and Amsterdam (without mark and not in Lugt); acquired as part of the collection at the above sale.
With Arthur Pond (circa 1705-1758), London (without mark, see Lugt 2038); presumably acquired from the above.
James Reiss (1812-1899), Manchester and London (Lugt 1522); his posthumous sale, Christie's, London, 6-10 May 1901, lot 535 ('From the Six Collection') (£ 5.15; to Gaiser of Gutekunst).
With H. G. Gutekunst, Stuttgart.
Dr Michael Berolzheimer (1866-1942), Fürth, Munich and Untergrainau, Germany, and Mount Vernon, New York (without mark and not in Lugt); presumably acquired from the above.
Private Collection, USA; by descent from the above.
出版
Bartsch, Hollstein 96; Hind 217; New Hollstein 225
荣誉呈献
Stefano Franceschi
Specialist