Caption
Six views of Italy with tomb walls, Title print for a series of landscapes, Painterly-radiated Prospect of Italy, Italian landscapes with monuments, print, title print, Nuremberg, publisher: Johann Friedrich Frauenholz, 1792, printmaker, Bavaria, paper, letterpress printing, height 208 mm x width 224 mm, Belonging to a series of 72 'Painterly-radiated Prospect of Italy', for which the artist made 24 prints. Albert Christoph Dies (1755-1822) and Jacob Wilhelm Mechau (1745-1808) also made 24 plates, commissioned by Jean Fréderic Frauenholz. From 1792 onwards, three sets of two prints per artist appeared at a time. The last set was published in 1798, after which complete sets were published in bound form until 1875 (Nuremberg: JL Lotzbeck). See: Schmid, FC, AC Dies, JW Mechau und JC Reinhart 'Mahlerische radirte Prospecte von Italien', Berlin: sn, 1991., A textured sheet in a muted blue-green tone with darker small speckles across its surface, showing several evenly spaced horizontal rules and a central arrangement of dark printed marks forming lines and clusters, with a block of smaller printed marks in the lower middle and another set of printed marks near the bottom, all in a serif style, and areas of slight discoloration and paper grain visible throughout.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B26_255
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34.1Mb (8.8Mb) / 12.0in x 11.1in / 3596 x 3316 (300dpi)