Jacques De Gheyn II (1565-1629) - Soldato con picca

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Etching by Jacques De Gheyn II, titled Soldato con picca, created in 1607 in the Netherlands by the atelier of De Gheyn, unsigned but labelled 16/117, depicting a full‑figure soldier lifting a pike, in good condition and measuring 308 by 218 mm.

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A very beautiful engraving from the series "The Exercise of Arms," made from original drawings by the same De Gheyn in his workshop, perhaps by Robert de Baudous, and published in 1607 by the same workshop.
A specimen with wide margins, on laid paper, in excellent condition, only one transverse tear restored at the bottom (see photo).
Unsigned, on the right the number "16" of the series of 117, published in The Hague in 1607, after Count Jan van Nassau Siegen had commissioned De Gheyn in 1597 to design drawings for a manual on the exercise of arms for infantry and cavalry. This first edition was followed by several editions in various languages (Dutch, French, German, English, Danish).
Depicted is a full-length soldier demonstrating the first movement to lift the pike into an elevated position.
New Hollstein (Dutch & Flemish), 441.II.

A very beautiful engraving from the series "The Exercise of Arms," made from original drawings by the same De Gheyn in his workshop, perhaps by Robert de Baudous, and published in 1607 by the same workshop.
A specimen with wide margins, on laid paper, in excellent condition, only one transverse tear restored at the bottom (see photo).
Unsigned, on the right the number "16" of the series of 117, published in The Hague in 1607, after Count Jan van Nassau Siegen had commissioned De Gheyn in 1597 to design drawings for a manual on the exercise of arms for infantry and cavalry. This first edition was followed by several editions in various languages (Dutch, French, German, English, Danish).
Depicted is a full-length soldier demonstrating the first movement to lift the pike into an elevated position.
New Hollstein (Dutch & Flemish), 441.II.

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Artist
Jacques De Gheyn II (1565-1629)
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Owner or reseller
Attribution
Workshop of
Title of artwork
Soldato con picca
Technique
Etching
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
1607
Condition
Good condition
Height
308 mm
Width
218 mm
Depiction/theme
Military
Period
17th century
Sold with frame
No
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