ROUSSELET (*1610) nach Unbekannt (17.Jhd), Jäger und Jägerin, um 1670, KSt.

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Gilles Rousselet (1610 Paris - 1686 ebd.) nach Unbekannt (17. Jahrhundert), Darstellung eines Jägers und einer Jägerin, um 1670, Kupferstich

• Technik: Kupferstich auf Büttenpapier


• Datierung: um 1670


• Beschreibung: Ganzfigurige Darstellung eines (asiatischen?) Mannes, der einer Frau mit erlegtem Hasen eine Anweisung erteilt. Womöglich handelt es sich um eine mythologische oder biblische Szene.


• Schlagworte: Jäger, Beute, Zeigegestus, Jagen, Frankreich, Barock, 1650-1699


• Größe: Büttenpapier: 21.5 cm x 15.5 cm


• Zustand: Akzeptabler Zustand. Das gesamte Blatt ist leicht gewellt und weist zu den Rändern hin deutliche Abriebspuren auf, an der rechten oberen Ecke befindet sich ein Loch; verso Klebespuren einer alten Doublierung

 

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Gilles Rousselet (1610 Paris - 1686 ibid.) after Unknown (17th century), Depiction of a hunter and a huntress, c. 1670, Copper engraving

• Technique: Copper engraving on Laid paper


• Date: c. 1670


• Description: Full-figure depiction of an (Asian?) man giving instructions to a woman with a hare. Possibly a mythological or biblical scene.


• Keywords: Hunter, prey, pointing gesture, 17th century, Baroque, Hunting, France,


• Size: Laid paper: 21.5 cm x 15.5 cm (8.5 x 6.1 in)


• Condition: Rather good condition. The entire sheet is slightly wavy and shows clear signs of abrasion towards the edges, there is a hole in the upper right corner; traces of an old doubling on the verso

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