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We offer in this sale Old Master Prints from the end of the 15th Century, rare antique maps, prints and drawings up to the 19th century, to modern &amp; contemporary Fine Prints.

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This auction features a selection of rare copper-plate engravings by Theodor de Bry, unique prints by Frederick de Wit and woodcuts by Georg Rüxner, as well as anatomical illustrations by Giulio Casseri. You'll also discover superb works by Crispijn De Passe II and Giovanni Maria Terreni. Additionally, there are modern &amp; contemporary prints by Alexander Calder, Bram Van Velde and Magnus Dahl&nbsp;and distinctive maps from Tobias Konrad Lotter, Robert de Vaugondy and Homann Heirs.

Fine Art. Antique Prints, Maps and Drawings, 99 Lots

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DescriptionFramed portrait of woman's face in profile, drawing in red chalk, signed in bottom right with ink "Guido Reni"; signed with pensil in bottom left "Guido Reni". After Guido Reni. Guido Reni (1575–1642) was an influential Italian Baroque painter, known for his idealized figures and dramatic use of light. His works often feature religious themes and classical mythology, characterized by a serene beauty and elegance. Reni's style significantly impacted Baroque art, making him a prominent figure in the Italian Renaissance. Artist of MakerGuido Reni&nbsp; MediumRed Chalk Date17th Century

Guido Reni (1575-1642), after - Woman's face in profile, red chalk - Italian school


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DescriptionThe artwork is a portrait by an unknown artist, executed using red chalk. The artist skillfully captures the profile portrait of a young woman, and there is a possibility that the artist drew inspiration from a sculpted plaster head rather than a live model. This approach adds an intriguing element to the artwork, as it combines elements of realism and artistic interpretation. One notable aspect of the drawing is the artist's exceptional use of tonal shading to accentuate the muscles on the subject's face and neck. This attention to detail highlights the artist's technical proficiency and ability to create depth and dimension on the paper. The overall execution of the drawing is highly professional, demonstrating the artist's mastery of their craft. Through the careful use of red chalk the artist achieves a harmonious balance between softness and precision. The red chalk lends a warm and delicate touch, fine detailing and textural rendering. The result is a portrait that exudes a sense of grace and youthfulness while showcasing the artist's understanding of form and anatomy. Artist or MakerUnknown MediumSanguine Drawing Date19th Century

Unknown Artist (XIX) - Sanguine - Study of Human Face - Portrait of young woman

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DescriptionThe artwork in question is an intriguing drawing by an unknown artist, executed with red chalk. The artist skillfully captures the profile portrait of a young gentleman, showcasing his distinctive features and wavy hair. The use of red chalk adds a warm and rich tone to the composition, lending a sense of depth and texture to the subject's features. Notably, the artwork bears a watermark featuring a coat of arms and the inscription "Pollera." This watermark adds an additional layer of mystery to the piece, hinting at its potential origin or significance. Perhaps it represents the signature or affiliation of the artist, or it could be a mark of the paper manufacturer. Artist or MakerUnknown MediumSanguine Drawing Date19th Century