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Joseph telling his Dreams
Details
REMBRANDT HARMENSZ. VAN RIJN (1606-1669)
Joseph telling his Dreams
etching, 1638, on laid paper, without watermark, a very good impression of the third state (of six), with narrow margins, a short tear at upper right, some thin spots, a couple of tiny nicks at the left sheet edge; with The Adoration of the Shepherds with the Lamp, etching, circa 1654, on laid paper, without watermark, third, final state, trimmed to the subject or with thread margins in places, the upper right corner made-up, two tiny nicks at the left sheet edge, a couple of small stains; generally in good condition
Plate 110 x 83 mm., Sheet 112 x 86 mm. (B. 37)
Plate 105 x 129 mm., Sheet 105 x 130 mm. (B. 45)
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Joseph telling his Dreams
etching, 1638, on laid paper, without watermark, a very good impression of the third state (of six), with narrow margins, a short tear at upper right, some thin spots, a couple of tiny nicks at the left sheet edge; with The Adoration of the Shepherds with the Lamp, etching, circa 1654, on laid paper, without watermark, third, final state, trimmed to the subject or with thread margins in places, the upper right corner made-up, two tiny nicks at the left sheet edge, a couple of small stains; generally in good condition
Plate 110 x 83 mm., Sheet 112 x 86 mm. (B. 37)
Plate 105 x 129 mm., Sheet 105 x 130 mm. (B. 45)
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Provenance
Hippolyte Dreux (1800-1884), Paris (Lugt 1303). (B. 37)
Unidentified collector's inscription Huber in pencil verso. (B. 45)
Reverend Canon Edward Harding Firth (1863-1936), Winchester (without mark and not in Lugt); then by descent to the present owner. (B. 37 & 45)
Unidentified collector's inscription Huber in pencil verso. (B. 45)
Reverend Canon Edward Harding Firth (1863-1936), Winchester (without mark and not in Lugt); then by descent to the present owner. (B. 37 & 45)
Literature
Bartsch, Hollstein 37 & 45; Hind 160 & 273; New Hollstein 167 & 279
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