Adriaen Lommelin (17. Jahrhundert) nach Anthonis van Dyck (1599 Antwerpen - 1641 London), Porträt der Marie de Barbançon (1754-1793), Prinzessin von Arenberg. Halbporträt im Halbprofil, 18. Jahrhundert, Kupferstich
- Technik: Kupferstich auf Papier
- Bezeichnung: Unterhalb der Darstellung in der Druckplatte bezeichnet mit "Maria die Gratiâ Princeps Comes Arenbergiæ Princeps Barbansonia etca.". Darunter vom Künstler signiert mit "Ant. va Dÿck pinxit. Adrian Lommelin sculpsit.".
- Datierung: 18. Jahrhundert
- Beschreibung: Halbporträt im Halbprofil, sitzend in reich verziertem Kleid und mit zahlreichen Perlen behangen.
- Schlagworte: Porträt, Belgien, Barock, 1700-1749
- Größe: Papier: 31.0 cm x 22.0 cm, Druckplatte: 28.2 cm x 19.8 cm, Darstellung: 25.8 cm x 19.3 cm
- Zustand: Guter Zustand. Vereinzelt sind leichte Stockflecken sichtbar. Die rechte untere Blattecke ist geringügig geknickt. Die Darstellung macht einen tadellosen Eindruck.
English Version:
Adriaen Lommelin (17th century) after Anthonis van Dyck (1599 Antwerp - 1641 London), Portrait of Marie de Barbançon (1754-1793), Princess of Arenberg Half portrait in half profile, 18th century, Copper engraving
- Technique: Copper engraving on Paper
- Inscription: Inscribed below the image in the printing plate with "Maria die Gratiâ Princeps Comes Arenbergiæ Princeps Barbansonia etca.". Signed below by the artist with "Ant. va Dÿck pinxit. Adrian Lommelin sculpsit.".
- Date: 18th century
- Description: Half-portrait in half-profile, seated in richly decorated dress and draped with numerous pearls.
- Keywords: 18th century, Baroque, Portraits, Belgium,
- Size: Paper: 31.0 cm x 22.0 cm (12.2 x 8.7 in), Plate: 28.2 cm x 19.8 cm (11.1 x 7.8 in), Depiction: 25.8 cm x 19.3 cm (10.2 x 7.6 in)
- Condition: Good condition. Some light foxing is visible. The lower right corner is slightly creased. The image makes an impeccable impression.
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