Rembrandt Van Rijn, known as Rembrandt (after): The Gold Wei - Lot 203

Lot n° 203
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Rembrandt Van Rijn, known as Rembrandt (after): The Gold Wei - Lot 203
Rembrandt Van Rijn, known as Rembrandt (after): The Gold Weigher in the Countryside, ca. 1870 (signed) Helio-engraving on laid paper, after Rembrandt’s 1651 etching (cited in Bartsch #234; Claussin #231; Wilson #231; Ch. Blanc #334). Red ink stamp by Charles Amand-Durand on the reverse. Dimensions: Sheet: 23 × 18.5 cm (8.8 × 6.6 in.) Image: 20 × 17.5 cm (8 × 6.2 in.) Condition: In good overall condition, with a few handling creases and some minor stains in the margins. A few minor tears along the edges, which do not affect the print, and a few pieces of adhesive tape on the reverse, NOT visible from the front. Furthermore, it is well-inked, with highly detailed lines. Engraving by Charles Amand-Durand. The original engraving is listed in Bartsch #234; Claussin #231; Wilson #231; Ch. Blanc #334. A beautiful print after Rembrandt!
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