Engraving On The Theme Of The Parable Of The Rich Man And Lazarus By Heinrich Aldegrever, 1554
Artist: Heinrich Aldegrever
The Artist:
Heinrich Aldegrever was born around 1502 in Paderborn, Germany, and died in Soest around 1559. A talented engraver and also a painter, he was part of the group known as the "Little Masters" (Kleinmeister), recognized for his exceptional ability to create very small engravings with an abundance of precise details. His early engraved works were heavily influenced by Albrecht Dürer. Even his monogram, featuring the letters "AG," may be a tribute to the master of Nuremberg, whose monogram bore the letters "AD."
The Subject:
This engraving is part of a series of five prints dedicated to the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Complete series can be found in Amsterdam, Berlin, Bremen, Brunswick, Cambridge, Coburg, Dresden, London, Münster, Warsaw, and Wolfegg.
The Rich Man Feasting
• Technique: Burin engraving on laid paper (without watermark)
• Signed: With the monogram "AG" and dated "1554" at the top, numbered "I" in the upper right corner
• Inscription: A Latin line beneath the composition: "DIVET EPVLO QVOTIDIE SPLEDIDE VICTITAT ET IN OMNI GENERE DELITIARV VERSATVR LV 16"
• Dimensions: Height: 10.7 cm; Width: 7.2 cm
• Condition: Fine impression
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• France: €14
• Europe (Schengen Area): €28
• Europe and Rest of the World: €58
• As immediate purchase is not enabled for this product, we invite you to contact us prior to the sale. We would be delighted to discuss it with you. You can reach us from Monday to Saturday, between 8 AM and 7 PM, at 0652439782 or by email (contact link available under our address, to the right of the photos).
Heinrich Aldegrever was born around 1502 in Paderborn, Germany, and died in Soest around 1559. A talented engraver and also a painter, he was part of the group known as the "Little Masters" (Kleinmeister), recognized for his exceptional ability to create very small engravings with an abundance of precise details. His early engraved works were heavily influenced by Albrecht Dürer. Even his monogram, featuring the letters "AG," may be a tribute to the master of Nuremberg, whose monogram bore the letters "AD."
The Subject:
This engraving is part of a series of five prints dedicated to the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Complete series can be found in Amsterdam, Berlin, Bremen, Brunswick, Cambridge, Coburg, Dresden, London, Münster, Warsaw, and Wolfegg.
The Rich Man Feasting
• Technique: Burin engraving on laid paper (without watermark)
• Signed: With the monogram "AG" and dated "1554" at the top, numbered "I" in the upper right corner
• Inscription: A Latin line beneath the composition: "DIVET EPVLO QVOTIDIE SPLEDIDE VICTITAT ET IN OMNI GENERE DELITIARV VERSATVR LV 16"
• Dimensions: Height: 10.7 cm; Width: 7.2 cm
• Condition: Fine impression
Fast and Secure Shipping:
• France: €14
• Europe (Schengen Area): €28
• Europe and Rest of the World: €58
• As immediate purchase is not enabled for this product, we invite you to contact us prior to the sale. We would be delighted to discuss it with you. You can reach us from Monday to Saturday, between 8 AM and 7 PM, at 0652439782 or by email (contact link available under our address, to the right of the photos).
580 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 7,2 cm
Height: 10,7 cm
Reference (ID): 1505812
Availability: In stock
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