Pietro Testa (1612-1650) - Lot

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Pietro Testa (1612–1650), Lot, a Baroque aquaforté etching dating to about 1670, produced in Augsburg, Germany, with a signature on the plate.

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Two engravings from the 17th century

Author of the composition: Pietro Testa, 1612–1650
Engraver: Georg Andreas Wolfgang Starszy, 1631–1716
Allegory of Summer
Technique: aqua-forte (etching)
Place: Augsburg
Dating: probably around 1670–1716 according to the original engraving, as it is a reversed print.
Character: a Baroque moral-philosophical allegory according to Testa
Condition: old print, paper with numerous folds and damage, but the image is still legible
proof before letters (print before the addition of the title). Left spaces for description.
dimensions: 490 x 680 mm

Author of the composition: Raphael Durbin (D'urbin)
S. Bernard scul. (Samuel Bernard (1615–1687),
To Monseigneur le Comte de Bethune
Attila King of the Huns called the Plague of God....
Condition: in need of restoration; mounted on paper with numerous folds and damage, but the image is still legible. See photos.
dimensions: 270 x 370 mm

Two engravings from the 17th century

Author of the composition: Pietro Testa, 1612–1650
Engraver: Georg Andreas Wolfgang Starszy, 1631–1716
Allegory of Summer
Technique: aqua-forte (etching)
Place: Augsburg
Dating: probably around 1670–1716 according to the original engraving, as it is a reversed print.
Character: a Baroque moral-philosophical allegory according to Testa
Condition: old print, paper with numerous folds and damage, but the image is still legible
proof before letters (print before the addition of the title). Left spaces for description.
dimensions: 490 x 680 mm

Author of the composition: Raphael Durbin (D'urbin)
S. Bernard scul. (Samuel Bernard (1615–1687),
To Monseigneur le Comte de Bethune
Attila King of the Huns called the Plague of God....
Condition: in need of restoration; mounted on paper with numerous folds and damage, but the image is still legible. See photos.
dimensions: 270 x 370 mm

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Artist
Pietro Testa (1612-1650)
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Title of artwork
Lot
Technique
Etching
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
1670
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
490 mm
Width
680 cm
Weight
1 g
Style
Baroque
Period
17th century
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