Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) - Il salvataggio dell'infante Edipo (d'après)

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‘Il salvataggio dell'infante Edipo’ is an unsigned etching after Salvator Rosa, depicting the myth of Oedipus, measuring 69.5 × 47 cm.

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Antique engraving from the 17th–18th century, after Salvator Rosa. Sheet: 69.5 x 47 cm (trimmed in the past). Signs of age and minor flaws along the margins (see photos). At auction with no reserve!!! The print will not be shipped outside the EU.

The work depicts the myth of Oedipus—in particular, the moment when Oedipus is exposed on Mount Cithaeron, or Oedipus hanging and discovered by Phorbas (the shepherd who saves him), linked to the dramatic story of the child with pierced ankles.

Antique engraving from the 17th–18th century, after Salvator Rosa. Sheet: 69.5 x 47 cm (trimmed in the past). Signs of age and minor flaws along the margins (see photos). At auction with no reserve!!! The print will not be shipped outside the EU.

The work depicts the myth of Oedipus—in particular, the moment when Oedipus is exposed on Mount Cithaeron, or Oedipus hanging and discovered by Phorbas (the shepherd who saves him), linked to the dramatic story of the child with pierced ankles.

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Attribution
After
Artist
Salvator Rosa (1615-1673)
Title of artwork
Il salvataggio dell'infante Edipo (d'après)
Technique
Etching
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Fair condition
Height
69.5 cm
Width
47 cm
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Sold with frame
No
Period
17th century
ItalyVerified
1346
Objects sold
100%
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