Maerten de Vos, Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck, Jan Sadeler, The Virgin surrounded by angels making music
The Virgin surrounded by angels making music, with the music motet from Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck (1563-1625). Very rare engraving after Maerten de Vos (1532-1603), engraved by an anonymous engraver after the engraving of Jan Sadeler I (1550-1600) which he made in Antwerp ca 1584. This engraving was made in Amsterdam ca 1585-1643, Published in Amsterdam by Claes Jan Visscher. References: Hollstein Dutch 304 Sadeler 2(2) copy, Hollstein Dutch 726 2(2) copy Maerten de Vos. Very rare engraving with the Music of Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck, four-part motet . There are about 13 engravings (Beeldmotet) of Flemish Polyphonists with a music partiture. Because of these engravings they know these partitures. These engravings are very rare to find. The Flemish Polyphonists where the Rockstars from the 16th century in Europe. References: Hollstein Dutch 726-1(2) copy Maerten de Vos, Hollstein Dutch 304-1(2) copy Sadeler. In good condition. A fold flattened not visible in front. Printed on thin laid paper with large margins. High quality engraving. with a good watermark.
Dimensions: 20,7 cm x 28,5 cm Artist Name: Maerten de Vos (1532-1603), Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck (1563-1625), Jan Sadeler (1500-1550) after Literature: Hollstein Dutch 304 Sadeler 2(2) copy, Hollstein Dutch 726 2(2) copy Maerten de Vos. Medium: engraving Circa: 1585-1643 Notes: All measurements are taken on the plate mark. All lot's are listed with several high resolution images, which is the best way to give a clear and objective idea of the general very good condition. Textual condition description is limited, so please examine the images carefully and ask for more info if needed.
Condition: "Beeldmotet", very rare engraving with staves of a Polyphony music piece, in good condition. A fold flattened not visible in front. Printed on thin laid paper with large margins. High quality engraving. with a good watermark. The first image is in high resolution and shows the correct image quality and is how this print looks in real.
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The Virgin surrounded by angels making music, with the music motet from Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck (1563-1625). Very rare engraving after Maerten de Vos (1532-1603), engraved by an anonymous engraver after the engraving of Jan Sadeler I (1550-1600) which he made in Antwerp ca 1584. This engraving was made in Amsterdam ca 1585-1643, Published in Amsterdam by Claes Jan Visscher. References: Hollstein Dutch 304 Sadeler 2(2) copy, Hollstein Dutch 726 2(2) copy Maerten de Vos. Very rare engraving with the Music of Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck, four-part motet . There are about 13 engravings (Beeldmotet) of Flemish Polyphonists with a music partiture. Because of these engravings they know these partitures. These engravings are very rare to find. The Flemish Polyphonists where the Rockstars from the 16th century in Europe. References: Hollstein Dutch 726-1(2) copy Maerten de Vos, Hollstein Dutch 304-1(2) copy Sadeler. In good condition. A fold flattened not visible in front. Printed on thin laid paper with large margins. High quality engraving. with a good watermark.
Dimensions: 20,7 cm x 28,5 cm Artist Name: Maerten de Vos (1532-1603), Polyphonist Cornelis Verdonck (1563-1625), Jan Sadeler (1500-1550) after Literature: Hollstein Dutch 304 Sadeler 2(2) copy, Hollstein Dutch 726 2(2) copy Maerten de Vos. Medium: engraving Circa: 1585-1643 Notes: All measurements are taken on the plate mark. All lot's are listed with several high resolution images, which is the best way to give a clear and objective idea of the general very good condition. Textual condition description is limited, so please examine the images carefully and ask for more info if needed.
Condition: "Beeldmotet", very rare engraving with staves of a Polyphony music piece, in good condition. A fold flattened not visible in front. Printed on thin laid paper with large margins. High quality engraving. with a good watermark. The first image is in high resolution and shows the correct image quality and is how this print looks in real.