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ARCH.2013.5.2, Rendition: 793553
The image shows a page from what appears to be a catalog or a list of engravings. The entries are numbered, with each listing providing details about a specific engraving, including a title, a reference number (prefixed with "B." and "D."), the type of work (all listed as "Engraving"), the date, and sometimes additional notes about the condition or quality of the impression.
Here is a detailed summary of the entries on the page:
The page is well-organized, with each entry clearly separated from the next, making it a useful reference for art historians or collectors interested in engravings.
The image is a page from a catalog or inventory listing various engravings. Here is a detailed summary of the entries:
Five Soldiers and a Mounted Turk (22)
The Cook and his Wife (23)
The Ravisher (24)
The Little Courier (25)
The Virgin with Sceptre and Crown of Stars (26)
The Virgin with a Crown of Thorns (27)
St. Sebastian, Bound to a Column (28)
Healing the Gate of the Gate of the Blind John (29)
St. George, Standing (30)
The Three Genii (31)
The Virgin Crowned by Two Angels (32)
St. Bartholomew (33)
The Lady Riding and the Lands-Knecht (34)
The Witch (35)
Fortune (36)
Christ on the Cross (Large Plate) (37)
The Virgin with the Child in Swaddling Clothes (38)
The Virgin on the Crescent, with Short Hair, to the Right (39)
Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg (Small Plate) (40)
The Little Horse (41)
The Peasant and his Wife (42)
St. Philip (43)
The Virgin Seated by a Tree (44)
The Virgin Suckling the Child (45)
The Peasants Dancing (46)
The Virgin Seated by a Wall (47)
St. Paul (48)
The Man of Sorrows, Seated (49)
The Virgin on the Crescent (Bare-Headed, with Long Hair, to the Left) (50)
The Vernicle Held by Two Angels ("The Veronica") (51)
Each entry includes the number, catalog references (B and D numbers), type of art work (Engraving), and the approximate date of creation, along with some notes on impression quality.
The image is a page from a catalog or a book that lists various engravings with their respective titles, catalog numbers, dates, and impressions. Here is a detailed summary of the content:
Five Soldiers and a Mounted Turk
The Cook and his Wife
The Ravisher
The Little Courier
The Virgin with Sceptre and Crown of Stars
The Offer of Love
St. Sebastian, Bound to a Column
The Monstrous Pig
St. George, Standing
The Three Genii
The Virgin Crowned by Two Angels
St. Bartholomew
The Lady Riding and the Lands-knecht
The Witch
Fortune
Christ on the Cross (Large Plate)
The Virgin with the Child in Swaddling Clothes
The Virgin on the Crescent, with Short Hair, to Right
Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg (Small Plate)
The Little Horse
The Peasant and his Wife
St. Philip
The Virgin Seated by a Tree
The Virgin Suckling the Child
The Peasants Dancing
The Virgin Seated by a Wall
St. Paul
The Man of Sorrows, Seated
The Virgin on the Crescent (Bare-Headed, with Long Hair, to Left)
The Veronica Held by Two Angels ("The Veronica")
The entries include the catalog numbers (B. and D. series), the medium (engraving or etching), and the dates, with some notes on the quality of the impressions.
The image contains a page from a catalog or a book that lists various engravings along with their respective details. The engravings are numbered from 22 to 51, with each entry including the following information:
Here's a detailed summary of each entry:
22. Five Soldiers and a Mounted Turk
23. The Cook and his Wife
24. The Ravisher
25. The Little Courier
26. The Virgin with Scepter and Crown of Stars
27. The Offer of Love
28. St. Sebastian, Bound to a Column
29. The Monstrous Pig
30. St. George, Standing
31. The Three Genii
32. The Virgin Crowned by Two Angels
33. St. Bartholomew
34. The Lady Riding and the Landsnecht
35. The Witch
36. Fortune
37. Christ on the Cross (Large Plate)
38. The Virgin with the Child in Swaddling Clothes
39. The Virgin on the Crescent, with Short Hair, to Right
40. Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg (Small Plate)
41. The Little Horse
42. The Peasant and his Wife
43. St. Philip
44. The Virgin Seated by a Tree
45. The Virgin Suckling the Child
46. The Peasants Dancing
47. The Virgin Seated by a Wall
48. St. Paul
49. The Man of Sorrows, Seated
50. The Virgin on the Crescent (Bare-Headed, with Long Hair, to Left)
51. The Veronica Held by Two Angels ("The Veronica")
This detailed listing helps in identifying and evaluating each engraving based on its historical context, date, and quality.
The image displays a catalog or inventory list of engravings, primarily by a notable artist, likely Albrecht Dürer based on the subjects and dates mentioned. Each entry provides details about specific engravings, including:
Here are some examples from the list:
The list appears to be organized sequentially by catalog number and covers various religious, historical, and mythological subjects typical of the period and the artist's known works.
The image shows a page from a catalog or reference book listing engravings by an artist, likely Albrecht Dürer, given the context and style of the works mentioned. Each entry includes a title, a catalog number (indicated by "B."), a technique (e.g., engraving or etching), a date, and a brief description of the impression quality or other notable features. Here's a detailed summary of the entries listed:
This list provides a comprehensive overview of various engravings, including their titles, catalog numbers, techniques, dates, and descriptions of their impressions.
The image shows a page from a catalog or book listing pieces of artwork, specifically engravings and etchings, along with their titles, inventory or reference numbers, and the dates they were created or possibly the date they were cataloged. The listed works include religious themes, such as "Christ on the Cross (Large Plate)," portraits like "The Cook and his Wife," and other subjects like "The Monstrous Pig" and "The Peasants Dancing." Each artwork is given a number, dimensions in terms of height (H) and width (W), a type designation (Engraving or Etching), a production date, and notes about the quality of the impression. It seems to be a scholarly catalog with a focus on historical prints, and the dates range from possibly 1497 to 1526.
The image depicts a page from a catalog or list of artworks, specifically engravings and etchings. Each entry includes a title, a catalog number (labeled "B." for Bartsch and "D." for Dodgson), the type of artwork (engraving or etching), and an estimated date of creation. Some entries also provide brief descriptions of the quality or impression of the artwork. The listed artworks are historical and primarily religious or mythological in nature, with titles such as "Christ on the Cross," "St. Paul," and "The Virgin Suckling the Child." The catalog numbers and dates indicate these works range from the late 15th to early 16th centuries.
The image shows a page from a book or catalog that lists a numbered series of engravings or artworks, along with brief descriptions, catalog numbers, and estimated dates of creation. The list includes titles such as "Five Soldiers and a Mounted Turk," "The Cook and his Wife," "The Virgin with Sceptre and Crown of Stars," "Christ on the Cross (Large Plate)," and many others. Each entry usually has a reference to a catalog or collection number (e.g., "B. 88. D. 6."), the type of artwork (mostly "Engraving," with one "Etching"), probable or exact dates ranging from around 1495 to 1526, and occasional notes about the quality or impression of the work (e.g., "Fine impression," "Good impression," "Exceptional fine impression," "Light but attractive impression"). The list is formatted in two columns, with items numbered from 22 to 51 on this page.
The image shows a page from a catalog or inventory of engravings, likely from an art collection or auction catalog. The page is filled with numbered entries, each describing a specific engraving along with details such as the subject, artist, date, and sometimes additional notes on the quality or condition of the print.
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The image depicts a page from a detailed catalog of engravings, listing 30 entries (numbered 22 to 51). Each entry provides the title of the engraving, the artist (indicated by "B." followed by a number), the date, and notes on the quality or condition of the print. The catalog appears to focus on engravings from the early 16th century, with a variety of subjects ranging from religious to secular themes. The structured format and detailed descriptions suggest its use in art historical research, collection management, or auction contexts.