REMBRANDT (*1606), Portrait of Clement de Jonghe, 1651, Etching
Description: Rembrandt van Rijn (1606 Leiden - 1669 Amsterdam), Portrait of Clement de Jonghe, 1651, Etching and drypoint Etching with water mark: crown
Technique: Etching and drypoint Etching on paper with water mark: Krone
Size: 8 1/4 x 6 1/3 in
Inscription: lower right signed and dated: "Rembrand f 1651", verso collector's stamp: "Franz Schartiger Siegen"
Condition: At all in good condition, trimmed close to or partly slightly within the platemark. Paper a little bit wavy at upper left corner. At the back side remains of old mounts. Possibly smaller pen-and-ink retouchings in the shadow at the left side of the face.
Description: Good impression of the V resp. VI state (the difference are only two small dots in the upper right corner) with the triangle on the chair on the right, but before the further shading of the VII state. At upper right the halfround frame printed slightly offset.
Cat.Rais.: Rutgers/Hinterding (The New Hollstein) 264 V oder VI (von X); Bartsch 272
Notes: Differential taxation according to §25a UStG, art objects/special regulation. Vat for the artwork purchase price is not shown on the invoice. For buyers inside the EU, current German vat for the buyer's premium as well as shipping and handling costs are included in the buyer's premium | Baroque; artist's representation; old master print Dimensions: 20,7 x 16,1 cm | 8 1/4 x 6 1/3 in Artist Name: Rembrandt van Rijn Medium: Etching and drypoint Etching on paper with water mark: Krone
Condition: At all in good condition, trimmed close to or partly slightly within the platemark. Paper a little bit wavy at upper left corner. At the back side remains of old mounts. Possibly smaller pen-and-ink retouchings in the shadow at the left side of the face.
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Description: Rembrandt van Rijn (1606 Leiden - 1669 Amsterdam), Portrait of Clement de Jonghe, 1651, Etching and drypoint Etching with water mark: crown
Technique: Etching and drypoint Etching on paper with water mark: Krone
Size: 8 1/4 x 6 1/3 in
Inscription: lower right signed and dated: "Rembrand f 1651", verso collector's stamp: "Franz Schartiger Siegen"
Condition: At all in good condition, trimmed close to or partly slightly within the platemark. Paper a little bit wavy at upper left corner. At the back side remains of old mounts. Possibly smaller pen-and-ink retouchings in the shadow at the left side of the face.
Description: Good impression of the V resp. VI state (the difference are only two small dots in the upper right corner) with the triangle on the chair on the right, but before the further shading of the VII state. At upper right the halfround frame printed slightly offset.
Cat.Rais.: Rutgers/Hinterding (The New Hollstein) 264 V oder VI (von X); Bartsch 272
Notes: Differential taxation according to §25a UStG, art objects/special regulation. Vat for the artwork purchase price is not shown on the invoice. For buyers inside the EU, current German vat for the buyer's premium as well as shipping and handling costs are included in the buyer's premium | Baroque; artist's representation; old master print Dimensions: 20,7 x 16,1 cm | 8 1/4 x 6 1/3 in Artist Name: Rembrandt van Rijn Medium: Etching and drypoint Etching on paper with water mark: Krone
Condition: At all in good condition, trimmed close to or partly slightly within the platemark. Paper a little bit wavy at upper left corner. At the back side remains of old mounts. Possibly smaller pen-and-ink retouchings in the shadow at the left side of the face.
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