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Rare Collectible Etching by Rembrandt, Man At A Desk Wearing A Cross
Lot # 3567487
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This is a beautiful etching, after Rembrandt, by master engraver Amand Durand. Titled “Man at a Desk Wearing a Cross” (year of original 1641).
Measurements: image size is 6″ x 4″. With border measures 14″ x 10″. On Somerset paper.
Reference #261 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.
Signed and dated in the plate. This etching bears an Amand Durand embossed blind stamp chopmark.
This subject is in excellent condition, and has never been framed. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Artist: :Rembrandt
Art Title: :Man At A Desk Wearing A Cross
Size: 14x10
Certificate: This piece comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
THIS LOT WAS SOLD IN A PREVIOUS AUCTION BUT THE BALANCE HAS NOT BEEN PAID IN FULL IN A TIMELY MANNER. THIS ITEM IS TO BE AUCTIONED AGAIN BY THE ORDER OF THE CREDIT DEPARTMENT. SOLD PREVIOUSLY FOR $1,500.00
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