Francesco Bartolozzi
The Singing Lesson, c.1751
Etching and engraving on laid watermarked paper.
54 x 45 cm
21 1/4 x 17 3/4 in
(sheet)
21 1/4 x 17 3/4 in
(sheet)
After Pietro Longhi (1701 - Venice - 1785), published by Giuseppe Wagner.
Vistavka Fine Art
Stand S10
Stand S10
Literature: Le Blanc 650; De Vesme & Calabi No.1333 (I/II); G. Marini, 1994 (fig.220); A. Mariunz et al, 1993, cat.93. A superb impression of this rare print. Watermark: Three Moons....
Literature: Le Blanc 650; De Vesme & Calabi No.1333 (I/II); G. Marini, 1994 (fig.220); A. Mariunz et al, 1993, cat.93.
A superb impression of this rare print. Watermark: Three Moons. Framed.
An early print by Bartolozzi which he engraved after now-lost Pietro Longhi’s painting, during his stay in Venice in 1750s. From a series of eight plates depicting the daily life in Venice. This is a unique series among Italian prints of the 18th century which focuses on fashion and interiors of contemporary Venetians, almost 30 years before a famous series ‘Le Monument du Costume’ engraved in France.
A superb impression of this rare print. Watermark: Three Moons. Framed.
An early print by Bartolozzi which he engraved after now-lost Pietro Longhi’s painting, during his stay in Venice in 1750s. From a series of eight plates depicting the daily life in Venice. This is a unique series among Italian prints of the 18th century which focuses on fashion and interiors of contemporary Venetians, almost 30 years before a famous series ‘Le Monument du Costume’ engraved in France.
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