B. DAMMAN (1835-1912), Representation of the Holy Family, Etching

Benjamin Damman (1835 Dunkirk - 1912 Neuilly-sur-Seine): Representation of the Holy Family with Mary, the Child Jesus, the Boy John and Elizabeth, 19th century, Etching

Technique: Etching on Paper

Date: 19th century

Description: inscribed "Damman sc.", "Imp. A. Salmon, Paris". Mary with the infant Jesus in her arms, together with the boy John and Elizabeth, can be seen in the middle ground in a clearing in the woods. Kneeling, the boys on their laps or standing in front of them, the figures thoughtfully bend their heads towards each other.

Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Biblical, Germany,
Dimensions: Paper: 17,5 cm x 23,5 cm (6,9 x 9,3 in), Plate: 13,6 cm x 18,1 cm (5,4 x 7,1 in), Depiction: 11,4 cm x 15,1 cm (4,5 x 5,9 in) Artist Name: Benjamin Damman (1835 Dunkirk - 1912 Neuilly-sur-Seine) Medium: Etching Notes: Differential taxation according to §25a UStG, art objects/special regulation. VAT for the artwork purchase price is not shown on the invoice. (VAT: Margin Scheme). A buyer's premium of 25% will be charged on all purchases. The buyer's premium includes VAT, but is not shown on the invoice.

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Condition: Very good condition. Only slight discolourations on the front and back of the sheet. Especially on the back side of the printing plate. Next to it a loss in the paper, below the title "Sainte Famille".