L12160

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Lot 10
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Albrecht Dürer

Estimate
3,000 - 5,000 GBP
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Description

  • Albrecht Dürer
  • Saint Christopher Facing Right; and The Peasant Couple at Market (B., M., Holl. 52, 89)
  • engraving
  • Each sheet: various sizes
Engravings, 1519-21, two plates, good possibly Meder c and b impressions respectively; and The Circumcision (B. 86; M., Holl. 198), woodcut, circa 1505, from The Life of the Virgin, a Meder e impression after the Latin text edition of 1511, on paper with a Narrow High Crown watermark (M. 28)

Provenance

Holl. 52, 89 ex coll. Arthur Wildau (L. 2576b); Holl. 89 Pierre II Mariette (L. 1790)

Condition

Holl. 52: sheet: 118 by 75mm; 4 5/8 by 3in Holl. 89: sheet: 115 by 74mm; 4½ by 2 7/8 in Holl. 198: sheet: 295 by 209mm; 8¼ by 11 5/8in Holl. 52 trimmed on or just outside the borderline, the borderline enhanced with pen and ink in places, Holl. 86 trimmed just within the borderline at top, trimmed just outside the borderline elsewhere, Holl. 198 trimmed on the borderline (just within in places), small paper loss at lower right corner, occasional nicks along edges of the sheet, each with a few foxmarks, otherwise in generally good condition, each unframed.
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