Variarum Imaginum a celeberrimis artificibus pictarum caelaturae elegantissimis tabulis repraesentatae. Ipa picturae partim extant apud viduam Gerardi Reynst, quondam huius urbis Senatoris ac Scabini, partim Carolo II. Britanniarum Regi a Potentissimis Hollandiae West-Frisiaeque Ordinibus dono missae sunt.
This book contains prints by prints by Dutch artists after Italian paintings that were then in the collection of Gerard Reynst in Amsterdam.
Artwork Details
- Title: Variarum Imaginum a celeberrimis artificibus pictarum caelaturae elegantissimis tabulis repraesentatae. Ipa picturae partim extant apud viduam Gerardi Reynst, quondam huius urbis Senatoris ac Scabini, partim Carolo II. Britanniarum Regi a Potentissimis Hollandiae West-Frisiaeque Ordinibus dono missae sunt.
- Artist: Cornelis Visscher (Dutch, Haarlem 1628/29–1658 Amsterdam)
- Artist: Jeremias Falck (Polish, Danzig ca. 1610–ca.1677 Danzig (?))
- Artist: Theodor Matham (Dutch, Haarlem 1605 or 1606–1676 Amsterdam)
- Artist: Jan Filius Lutma (Dutch, Amsterdam, ca. 1605–1685)
- Artist: Cornelis Van Dalen, the Younger (Dutch, Amsterdam 1638–1664 Amsterdam)
- Collector: Reynst Galerie , Amsterdam
- Collector: Gerrit Reynst (Dutch, 1599–1658)
- Collector: Jan Reynst (Dutch, 1601–1646)
- Date: n.d. [Amsterdam, ca. 1658–60]
- Medium: Engraving
- Dimensions: Length: 18 7/8 in. (48 cm)
- Classification: Books
- Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1930
- Object Number: 30.19
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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