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Rembrandt, Self Portrait with Raised Sabre
Lot # 3132676
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This is a beautiful etching, after Rembrandt, by master engraver Amand Durand. Titled “SELF PORTRAIT WITH RAISED SABRE” (year of original 1634).
Signed and dated in the plate. This piece is in excellent condition, and has never been framed.
Measurements: image size is 5″ x 4″ on 13″ x 10″ Somerset paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Ref. # 18 according to the British Catalogue, circa 1797, is a hand pulled-ETCHING from the AUTHENTIC & Original copper Rembrandt plates by Armand-Durand (1831-1905) overseen by Art World Industries, inc.
Artist: :Rembrandt
Art Title: :Self Portrait with Raised Sabre
Size: 13x10
Certificate: This piece comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
This item was acquired from a high end luxury retail store with an expected confirmation price of $1,500.00. Due to an urgent need to liquidate, the confirmation price has been removed and will be sold to the highest bidder. The retail sale price of such an item would be much higher than the auction value.
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