Crispijn I De Passe (1564-1637) - L'addestramento equestre di Luigi XIII

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Rare original engraving by Crispijn van de Passe of Louis XIII’s equestrian training, titled L'addestramento equestre di Luigi XIII, 1625, France, un-signed, aquaforte, 343 × 425 mm, in good condition.

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Rara original engraving by Crispijn van de Passe, figure 40 from Antoine de Pluvinel, "L’instruction du Roy en l’exercice de monter à cheval", Paris, M. Nivelle, 1625, work of the first master of French equitation, first squire to Henry III and chief squire of the future Louis XIII, published posthumously in 1625 under the supervision of the illustrator Crispijn van de Passe himself.

Specimen on laid paper with watermark, with good margins beyond the plate, in good condition, only slightly abraded along the editorial fold, as visible in transmitted light (see photo).

Not signed, at the bottom center "Figure 40 2 partie.", the various figures present are indicated by names, Louis XIII is "Le Roy".

Within a rich architectural frame with a blazon, Louis XIII follows the teachings of M. de Pluvinelle, his cavalry instructor; beyond a railing, dignitaries on horseback observe the "lesson", on the right a boy watches from a corner.

Rara original engraving by Crispijn van de Passe, figure 40 from Antoine de Pluvinel, "L’instruction du Roy en l’exercice de monter à cheval", Paris, M. Nivelle, 1625, work of the first master of French equitation, first squire to Henry III and chief squire of the future Louis XIII, published posthumously in 1625 under the supervision of the illustrator Crispijn van de Passe himself.

Specimen on laid paper with watermark, with good margins beyond the plate, in good condition, only slightly abraded along the editorial fold, as visible in transmitted light (see photo).

Not signed, at the bottom center "Figure 40 2 partie.", the various figures present are indicated by names, Louis XIII is "Le Roy".

Within a rich architectural frame with a blazon, Louis XIII follows the teachings of M. de Pluvinelle, his cavalry instructor; beyond a railing, dignitaries on horseback observe the "lesson", on the right a boy watches from a corner.

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Artist
Crispijn I De Passe (1564-1637)
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Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
L'addestramento equestre di Luigi XIII
Technique
Etching
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1625
Condition
Good condition
Height
343 mm
Width
425 mm
Depiction/theme
Historical scene
Period
17th century
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