Légende
The Jester, The Twenty-Four Hours of Human Happiness, Le Ventiquattr'Hore dell'humana felicità, print, Series number, 10, 24, A jester (Buffone di Corte), dressed in a ridiculous costume with a feathered hat and bows, points at a chained monkey. With two four-line verses in Italian. Numbered top right: 10. Part of the series 'The Twenty-Four Hours of Human Happiness'., printmaker: Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, 1675, paper, etching, engraving, height 275 mm x width 200 mm, height 394 mm x width 280 mm, monkeys, apes, the 24 hours of day and night, scenes symbolizing 'Vanitas', buffoon (in general) (German: 'Schalksnarr'), personifications, the life of man, animals tied up (exercising, performing animal), A detailed black and white line drawing shows a man in theatrical costume standing with one hand on his hip and the other pointing toward himself; he wears a wide-brimmed hat with large flowing plumes, a ruffled collar, puffed sleeves with decorative cuffs, a doublet with buttons, a belt with a sheathed curved sword, and puffed breeches with tied ribbons at the knees and shoes with bows. To his left, a small monkey perches on a plinth, holding a round object up toward the man while a chain hangs from the monkey's hand. The plinth has horizontal carved lines, and the ground is indicated by hatching; the illustration is rendered with fine crosshatching and contour lines.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_384
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
45.5Mo (12.2Mo) / 28.5cm x 40.1cm / 3361 x 4736 (300dpi)