Iason Jason Greek Mythology Hero Copperplate Engraving Picart 1730

Description: Iason Jason Greek Mythology Hero Mythology Copperplate Engraving Picart 1730The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.Many more old maps, graphics and antiquarian books in our eBay shop!We also buy!Picart, Bernard (1673-1733):"The Golden Toison was taken by Jason. / The golden river conquered by Jason. / The Golden Fleece won by Jason. / The Golden Fleece was stolen by Jason." - Greek mythology / Greek mythology / Hero / Held Amsterdam 1730. Original copper engraving by Bernhard Picart from ca. 1730. -- Leaf mass: approx. 46x30cm. -- very well preserved. 1730. -- size of sheet: c. 11.4 x 18.1 inches. in very good condition. || This is an original! - No emphasis! - No copy! -- This is an original! - No copy! - No reprint! || Bernard Picart was a French engraver and book illustrator. He was born in Paris in 1673 and was initially a student of his father Etienne Picart (1632-1721), then of Benoit Audran the Elder. and from 1689 by Sebastien Le Clerc (1637-1714). He studied drawing at the Academie Royale. In 1696 he went to the Academy in Antwerp and in 1698 to Amsterdam, where he worked as a book illustrator. Later back in Paris he worked mainly as an engraver. When he settled in Amsterdam in 1711, he already had an excellent reputation as an engraver and engraver. He was famous for his detailed engravings based on drawings by famous painters. Antoine Coypel was one of his role models for his own picture compositions. Jacob van der Schley (1715-1779) was also one of his students. Picart left behind an extensive oeuvre with approx. 1300 sheets. He died a wealthy man in Amsterdam in 1733. Bernard Picart was a French engraver and book illustrator. He was born in Paris in 1673 and was a student of his father Etienne Picart (1632-1721), then of Benoit Audran the Elder. and from 1689 by Sebastien Le Clerc (1637-1714). He studied drawing at the Academie Royale. In 1696 he went to the Academy in Antwerp and in 1698 to Amsterdam, where he worked as a book illustrator. Back in Paris later, he worked mainly as an engraver. When he settled in Amsterdam in 1711, he already had an excellent reputation as an engraver and engraver. His detailed engravings based on drawings by famous painters were famous. For his own picture compositions, among other things Antoine Coypel is his role model. Jacob van der Schley (1715-1779) was one of his students. Picart left an extensive oeuvre with approx. 1300 sheets. He died as a wealthy man in Amsterdam in 1733.Order number: 258124Many more antique maps and prints on our site antiquariat-voelkel. Many more old maps, views and graphics on our own page antiquariat-voelkel.IllustrationsRecorded with whBOOKSecure ordering - Order Control tested!Item listed with the w+h GmbH eBay service Data and images powered by Book lover (2024-07-13)Amsterdam 1730. Original copper engraving by Bernhard Picart from ca. 1730. -- Leaf mass: approx. 46x30cm. -- very well preserved. 1730. -- size of sheet: c. 11.4 x 18.1 inches. in very good condition. || This is an original! - No emphasis! - No copy! -- This is an original! - No copy! - No reprint! || Bernard Picart was a French engraver and book illustrator. He was born in Paris in 1673 and was initially a student of his father Etienne Picart (1632-1721), then of Benoit Audran the Elder. and from 1689 by Sebastien Le Clerc (1637-1714). He studied drawing at the Academie Royale. In 1696 he went to the Academy in Antwerp and in 1698 to Amsterdam, where he worked as a book illustrator. Later back in Paris he worked mainly as an engraver. When he settled in Amsterdam in 1711, he already ha Drucktyp Handgefertigt Zeitraum Vor 1800 Originalität Unikat Handgefertigt Original Produktart Graphiken

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