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Harman Jansz van MULLER (fecit)

Abiens autem qui quinquae talenta acceperat et negotiatus lucrifecit alia quinquae similiter et qui duo acceperat alia duo lucrifecit. (Matt. 25.16.). Gravure originale du XVIIe siècle

S.n., s.l. [Hollande] (Circa 1600), 33x27,5cm (cuvette: 28,5x20,5cm), une feuille.

Original etching done with chisels Harman Jansz van Muller.Epreuve on watermarked laid paper, working from the early seventeenth siècle.Il is an illustration of the Gospel according to Matthew 25.16-17, "Then he that had received five talents went, the argued, and he made five talents more. Likewise he that had received the two talents gained two more. "Legend in Latin in the lower part of the artist in gravure.Signature planche.Mention the "Z" character down in the engraving, numbered "2" in the lower right corner in the section devoted to the legend mention, and handwritten "104" marginal entry in the top corner droit.Une old handwritten annotation in Greek characters under the right angle visible cuvette.Filigrane by transparence.Discrètes marginal foxing, a small wetting angle without damage to etching a tiny corner missing, otherwise very nice condition for this extremely burning rare and of great fraîcheur.Le burner Harman Jansz van Muller worked with Cornelis Cort (also known as Cornelio Fiammingo), and was perhaps his pupil. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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