Légende
Marriage of Jason and Creusa, print, In the center sits the Corinthian princess Creusa and next to her stands the partially naked Jason. On the left Medea with a child over her shoulder. Latin text in lower margin., printmaker: Master of the Dice, Italy, c. 1530 - c. 1560, paper, engraving, intaglio printmaking technique, engraving with plate tone, height 145 mm x width 313 mm, possibly with Medea watching the scene, A horizontal engraving shows a group of clothed and partially nude figures arranged across a shallow foreground, with seated and standing adults interspersed with small children; most figures wear draped robes or cloaks with visible folds, while a few are nude, and several figures have short curly hair or covered heads. On the left a standing woman with flowing hair holds a child and is flanked by another woman in a long dress who reaches toward two small naked children who stand close together, one holding a rounded object. Central figures include a seated woman draped in robes extending one arm toward a small child to her right and a standing young man beside her wearing a cloak over a bare torso, his arm extended. To the right a standing woman offers a small bouquet or sprig to the seated woman while another figure leans forward to touch a child’s head, and two small children stand nearby, one holding a small vessel. The scene is framed by a narrow border along the top and bottom edges and rendered with fine parallel hatching and crosshatching to indicate shading and texture.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B37_269
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
39.4Mo (12.4Mo) / 46.1cm x 21.4cm / 5441 x 2529 (300dpi)