Francisco de Goya (1748-1828) nach - Caprichos Blatt #68





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Francisco de Goya (after) Caprichos Plate No. 68, a 1970 limited edition aquatint and etching signed in the plate, sheet size 447 × 310 mm (image 184 × 123 mm), in excellent condition, from Spain, sold by owner or reseller.
Description from the seller
Original copperplate print, Sheet No. 68 of the "Caprichos"
"Linda maestra!" (Beautiful mistress!)
Etching, aquatint, burr engraving
Signed on the plate (see photo)
This print from the world-famous series first published in 1799 comes from the Jean de Bonnot edition (1970).
Each print is stamped on the reverse (guarantee certificate) and certified that the Bonnot edition reproductions of Goya's original plates are on Velin Lana paper. (see stamp on photo in French and Spanish).
Each sheet bears the watermark LANA-PUR FIL. The print comes from the original plate, which was galvanically etched in 1887.
Sheet size: 447 x 310 mm
Image size: 184 x 123 mm
The sheet belongs to the numerous witch-scene themes of the Caprichos and is regarded as one of the finest etchings in this series, with the portrayal of the fresh and the withered bodies of the riding witches.
Original copperplate print, Sheet No. 68 of the "Caprichos"
"Linda maestra!" (Beautiful mistress!)
Etching, aquatint, burr engraving
Signed on the plate (see photo)
This print from the world-famous series first published in 1799 comes from the Jean de Bonnot edition (1970).
Each print is stamped on the reverse (guarantee certificate) and certified that the Bonnot edition reproductions of Goya's original plates are on Velin Lana paper. (see stamp on photo in French and Spanish).
Each sheet bears the watermark LANA-PUR FIL. The print comes from the original plate, which was galvanically etched in 1887.
Sheet size: 447 x 310 mm
Image size: 184 x 123 mm
The sheet belongs to the numerous witch-scene themes of the Caprichos and is regarded as one of the finest etchings in this series, with the portrayal of the fresh and the withered bodies of the riding witches.

