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S. Lucia Vergine e Mart.
| Reference: | S47155 |
| Author | Luca CIAMBERLANO detto "Luca da Urbino" |
| Year: | 1599 |
| Measures: | 120 x 170 mm |
€250.00
- New
| Reference: | S47155 |
| Author | Luca CIAMBERLANO detto "Luca da Urbino" |
| Year: | 1599 |
| Measures: | 120 x 170 mm |
€250.00
Description
St Lucy, head and shoulders framed by a halo, with her eyes in the top right.
Engraving, 1599, lettered in margin with title and the date 1599, and with the initials 'P S F'. (Pietro Stefanoni Fecit).
Bartsch states that the design is by Agostino Carracci.
A good impression, on contemporary laid paper, in good condition.
Bibliografia
Bartsch / Le Peintre graveur (XX.38.77).
Luca CIAMBERLANO detto "Luca da Urbino" (attivo a Roma dal 1599 al 1641)
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Engraver and print publisher from Urbino.
Active in Rome. In 1619 he was living in the parish of San Lorenzo in Lucina. He had a degree in law.In 1628 he described himself as pictor.Earliest surviving dated work 1599.
Engraving after Barocci, Raphael, Agostino Carracci etc.He designed some of his own prints. He published much of his own work; after 1614 almost exclusively so. In 1614 and earlier he had works published by Stefanoni and Villamena. Devotional subjects, portraits, thesis prints and title pages.43 plates of the Vita di S.Filippo Neri, 1609-14. He contributed a large number of plates to the drawing book Scuola perfetta pe imparare a disegnare.
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Luca CIAMBERLANO detto "Luca da Urbino" (attivo a Roma dal 1599 al 1641)
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Engraver and print publisher from Urbino.
Active in Rome. In 1619 he was living in the parish of San Lorenzo in Lucina. He had a degree in law.In 1628 he described himself as pictor.Earliest surviving dated work 1599.
Engraving after Barocci, Raphael, Agostino Carracci etc.He designed some of his own prints. He published much of his own work; after 1614 almost exclusively so. In 1614 and earlier he had works published by Stefanoni and Villamena. Devotional subjects, portraits, thesis prints and title pages.43 plates of the Vita di S.Filippo Neri, 1609-14. He contributed a large number of plates to the drawing book Scuola perfetta pe imparare a disegnare.
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