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Ovid's Metamorphosis Series
975,00 €
Disponibile
SKU
T-129397
Ovid's Metamorphosis seriesOvid's Metamorphosis series are original Lot of four etchings from Ovid's Metamorphosis series realized in 1606.
Cupid throws his arrow at Pluto; Sirens; Ceres gives his chariot to Triptolemus. Bartsch: 683; 684; 687 and 689.
Fine impressions with large original margins, printed on laid paper. Sheets glued for the upper edge on cardboard support. Perforated on the left margin. Some slight stains. The titles quoted in brown ink on the reverse, in the antique calligraphy. Very good general conditions.
Cupid throws his arrow at Pluto; Sirens; Ceres gives his chariot to Triptolemus. Bartsch: 683; 684; 687 and 689.
Fine impressions with large original margins, printed on laid paper. Sheets glued for the upper edge on cardboard support. Perforated on the left margin. Some slight stains. The titles quoted in brown ink on the reverse, in the antique calligraphy. Very good general conditions.
Ovid's Metamorphosis seriesOvid's Metamorphosis series are original Lot of four etchings from Ovid's Metamorphosis series realized in 1606.
Cupid throws his arrow at Pluto; Sirens; Ceres gives his chariot to Triptolemus. Bartsch: 683; 684; 687 and 689.
Fine impressions with large original margins, printed on laid paper. Sheets glued for the upper edge on cardboard support. Perforated on the left margin. Some slight stains. The titles quoted in brown ink on the reverse, in the antique calligraphy. Very good general conditions.
Cupid throws his arrow at Pluto; Sirens; Ceres gives his chariot to Triptolemus. Bartsch: 683; 684; 687 and 689.
Fine impressions with large original margins, printed on laid paper. Sheets glued for the upper edge on cardboard support. Perforated on the left margin. Some slight stains. The titles quoted in brown ink on the reverse, in the antique calligraphy. Very good general conditions.
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