Francis Barlow (c. 1626-1704) - Jan Griffier il Vecchio (c. 1645-1718) - Pierce Tempest - Scimmia, gatto, scoiattolo e gazza

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Etching on heavy laid paper, signed on the plate, titled Scimmia, gatto, scoiattolo e gazza, by Francis Barlow with engraver Jan Griffier I and published by Pierce Tempest, 18th century, in good condition, 235 by 365 mm, United Kingdom.

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Engraving on heavyweight laid paper with a watermark. Excellent inking/ impression and good state of preservation, slight traces of foxing and browning, all as shown in the photo. Insured shipping via Bartolini/DPD courier. To benefit from the insurance coverage, any damage to the neck must be contested and reported to the courier at delivery. Otherwise, it will not be possible to activate the insurance reimbursement procedure.

Artist (Designer): Francis Barlow, regarded as one of the earliest and most important British naturalist painters and illustrators, best known for his realistic depictions of birds and wild or domestic animals.

Engraver: Jan Griffier I (also known as Jan Griffier the Elder, c. 1645–1718) was an important Dutch painter and engraver of the Golden Age, whose career developed mainly in England. He represents a key bridging figure between the great Dutch landscape tradition and the British art market of the Stuart era.

Publisher: As indicated by the inscription lower right (

Seller's Story

The seller recommends that when collecting the shipment, you report any anomalies, damaged and/or opened packages to the courier. The insurance is not liable if these reports are not made. Thank you
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Engraving on heavyweight laid paper with a watermark. Excellent inking/ impression and good state of preservation, slight traces of foxing and browning, all as shown in the photo. Insured shipping via Bartolini/DPD courier. To benefit from the insurance coverage, any damage to the neck must be contested and reported to the courier at delivery. Otherwise, it will not be possible to activate the insurance reimbursement procedure.

Artist (Designer): Francis Barlow, regarded as one of the earliest and most important British naturalist painters and illustrators, best known for his realistic depictions of birds and wild or domestic animals.

Engraver: Jan Griffier I (also known as Jan Griffier the Elder, c. 1645–1718) was an important Dutch painter and engraver of the Golden Age, whose career developed mainly in England. He represents a key bridging figure between the great Dutch landscape tradition and the British art market of the Stuart era.

Publisher: As indicated by the inscription lower right (

Seller's Story

The seller recommends that when collecting the shipment, you report any anomalies, damaged and/or opened packages to the courier. The insurance is not liable if these reports are not made. Thank you
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Artist
Francis Barlow (c. 1626-1704) - Jan Griffier il Vecchio (c. 1645-1718) - Pierce Tempest
Title of artwork
Scimmia, gatto, scoiattolo e gazza
Technique
Etching
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition
Height
235 mm
Width
365 mm
Sold with frame
No
Period
18th century
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2029
Objects sold
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