Légende
Tota pulcrias amica mea et macula non est inte cant iiii, Destination of the Virgin Mary, print, God the Father and angels appear to the Blessed Virgin Mary on clouds. Title in Latin in bottom margin., number: '3', Italy, after print by Ventura Salimbeni, publisher: unknown, Rome, in or after 1590, Ventura Salimbeni, printmaker, after print by, paper, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, etching with plate tone, width 204 mm x height 150 mm, cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti', angels, the Virgin Mary, God the Father, A detailed line engraving shows a seated robed woman with a radiant halo around her head, hands crossed over her chest, surrounded by billowing clouds. To her left an older bearded figure leans forward from the clouds with flowing robes and an outstretched hand. Below and around them are multiple cherubic figures with small wings, some reclining on clouds and others floating, their bodies rendered with soft contours and delicate shading. To the left of the seated woman a kneeling angel with folded hands looks toward her, drapery and wings detailed with fine lines. Radiating lines and cloud textures fill the background, and a narrow framed border encloses the whole composition.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B37_121
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.6Mo (10.7Mo) / 28.9cm x 36.1cm / 3414 x 4258 (300dpi)