Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669) - Portrait of the preacher Jan Uytenbogaert, Circa 1635






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Rembrandt Van Rijn’s plate-signed etching *Portrait of the preacher Jan Uytenbogaert, Circa 1635* depicts the preacher Jan Uytenbogaert.
Description from the seller
Rembrandt Van Rijn ( 1606-1669)
" Portrait of the preacher Jan Uytenbogaert" circa 1635
Original plate on laid paper
Very fine, high-contrast print, free of any blemishes.
Litérature: B. 279; White/Boon (Hollstein) 279 V; Nowell-Usticke 279;
Rutger/Hinterding (New Hollstein) 153
Watermark in the large crown (The print is mounted on an antique paper
backing within a mat; it was previously framed.
Not verified, as the print is backed with an older sheet of paper.
Includes a certificate of authenticity signed by Mr. André Ducrot in Paris on July 29, 1928 (I will provide the certificate to the buyer).
The certificate is addressed to a female collector in Lyon and states:
"Madam, I have examined the Rembrandt engraving that you kindly entrusted to me, and I am returning it to you today via registered mail. It is a very fine 17th-century impression on paper bearing a 'Large Crown' watermark; it would be a worthy addition to any serious collection... Sincerely, Madam, etc., etc."
Size of plate : 22,4 cm x 18,7 cm
Shipping secure with insurance (FeDex) and buyer's signature
Rembrandt Van Rijn ( 1606-1669)
" Portrait of the preacher Jan Uytenbogaert" circa 1635
Original plate on laid paper
Very fine, high-contrast print, free of any blemishes.
Litérature: B. 279; White/Boon (Hollstein) 279 V; Nowell-Usticke 279;
Rutger/Hinterding (New Hollstein) 153
Watermark in the large crown (The print is mounted on an antique paper
backing within a mat; it was previously framed.
Not verified, as the print is backed with an older sheet of paper.
Includes a certificate of authenticity signed by Mr. André Ducrot in Paris on July 29, 1928 (I will provide the certificate to the buyer).
The certificate is addressed to a female collector in Lyon and states:
"Madam, I have examined the Rembrandt engraving that you kindly entrusted to me, and I am returning it to you today via registered mail. It is a very fine 17th-century impression on paper bearing a 'Large Crown' watermark; it would be a worthy addition to any serious collection... Sincerely, Madam, etc., etc."
Size of plate : 22,4 cm x 18,7 cm
Shipping secure with insurance (FeDex) and buyer's signature
