Wilton album, folio 17g: A woman holding a jug in her right hand, pouring liquid into a ewer
On folio 17 with nine other prints: 27.78.1(68-73 and 75-77)
For more information on the Wilton album see entry for 27.78.1(1-428).
Bartsch described this print as unsigned, though the letter 'P' is visible in the untrimmed impression in The Metropolitan Museum of Art Mariette Album (folio 44)
For more information on the Wilton album see entry for 27.78.1(1-428).
Bartsch described this print as unsigned, though the letter 'P' is visible in the untrimmed impression in The Metropolitan Museum of Art Mariette Album (folio 44)
Artwork Details
- Title: Wilton album, folio 17g: A woman holding a jug in her right hand, pouring liquid into a ewer
- Artist: Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
- Date: 1527–50
- Medium: Etching
- Dimensions: Sheet: 4 3/16 × 2 11/16 in. (10.6 × 6.8 cm)
- Classification: Prints
- Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1927
- Object Number: 27.78.1(74)
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
16th century
Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
16th century
Etched by Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
16th century
Etched by Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
16th century
Etched by Master F. P. (Italian, active 16th century)
16th century
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