A large and finely executed 18th-century copperplate engraving depicting a dramatic allegorical female figure—possibly representing divine love, seduction, or penitence—rendered in striking detail with dynamic drapery and expressive emotion. Below the image are Latin poetic verses, and the engraver is signed G. Edelinck sculp. cum Priv. Regis, suggesting a connection to the Flemish-French engraver Gérard Edelinck or his circle. Technique: Copperplate engraving on laid paper Artist: G. Edelinck (or his circle), with royal privilege Origin: France, ca. 1750 Dimensions: 40 × 55 cm (unframed) Condition: overall good; some edge wear and signs of age A small tear (~3 cm) extends into the image area on the left middle margin Minor creasing, old folds, soft discoloration, and water stains on the back Paper is not glued or mounted – ideal for framing or conservation !! Will be carefully rolled up and shipped in a sturdy tube via DHL for safe and economical transport !!