Jacob Jordaens, Saint Martin, Pieter de Jode
Description: Saint Martin healing the Possessed Man, after a painting of Jacob Jordaens, engraved by Pieter de Jode, very large engraving published in Antwerp 1628-1670. Hollstein Dutch 23. In excellent rare condition, printed on a very large heavy laid paper with 1-2 cm margins. Middlefold flattened, nearly visible. Extremely rare engraving. One of the largest presentation of Saint Martin, here as the Bishop of Tours, he drives the devil out of a possessed person by putting his fingers in his mouth. Martin as bishop pointing with his finger on his robe at the presentation of the mariage of Maria and Jozef.
Condition: In excellent rare condition, printed on a very large heavy laid paper with 1-2 cm margins. Middlefold flattened, nearly visible. Extremely rare engraving. Notes: Alle measurements are taken on the plate mark. Secure international inhouse shipping at low cost. Dimensions: 71,1 cm x 48,5 cm Artist Name: Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678), Pieter de Jode (1570-1634) Literature: Hollstein Dutch 23 Medium: engraving Circa: 1620
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Description: Saint Martin healing the Possessed Man, after a painting of Jacob Jordaens, engraved by Pieter de Jode, very large engraving published in Antwerp 1628-1670. Hollstein Dutch 23. In excellent rare condition, printed on a very large heavy laid paper with 1-2 cm margins. Middlefold flattened, nearly visible. Extremely rare engraving. One of the largest presentation of Saint Martin, here as the Bishop of Tours, he drives the devil out of a possessed person by putting his fingers in his mouth. Martin as bishop pointing with his finger on his robe at the presentation of the mariage of Maria and Jozef.
Condition: In excellent rare condition, printed on a very large heavy laid paper with 1-2 cm margins. Middlefold flattened, nearly visible. Extremely rare engraving. Notes: Alle measurements are taken on the plate mark. Secure international inhouse shipping at low cost. Dimensions: 71,1 cm x 48,5 cm Artist Name: Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678), Pieter de Jode (1570-1634) Literature: Hollstein Dutch 23 Medium: engraving Circa: 1620
