16 7 8 Collection

Harper June 1894 Lithograph Sheet 16 7 / 8 13 42. 8
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Charles-Maurice Le Tellier 1663 Engraving first state
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Guillaume de Lamoignon 1676 Engraving fourth state
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Group Last Judgment Angels Carrying Column Flagellation
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Jacques Amelot 1669 Engraving first state three
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Birth Virgin 16th century Etching Sheet trimmed
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Marc Bochart ca 1651 Engraving first state two
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Holy Trinity Christ cross flanked two angels
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St John Preaching Desert 1535-55 Etching Sheet
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View St Peter Vatican Janiculum 1754 Black chalk
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"Exploring the Engravings: Unveiling the Artistic Treasures of Harper June 1894 Lithograph Sheet 16 7/8" Step into a world where art meets history as we delve into the captivating engravings from various eras. From Charles-Maurice Le Tellier's intricate work in his first state engraving of 1663 to Guillaume de Lamoignon's fourth state masterpiece from 1676, each piece tells its own unique story. Witness the awe-inspiring Group Last Judgment Angels Carrying Column Flagellation, an artwork that leaves us pondering over its profound symbolism. The Abduction Helen etching from 1535-55, with its meticulously trimmed sheet, transports us back to ancient times and ignites our imagination. Jacques Amelot's first state three engraving of 1669 takes us on a journey through time, capturing moments frozen forever in ink. Meanwhile, the Birth Virgin etching from the sixteenth century reveals delicate details within its trimmed sheet. Marvel at Marc Bochart's first state two engraving circa 1651, which showcases his exceptional skill and attention to detail. The Holy Trinity Christ cross flanked by two angels is a sight that evokes both reverence and wonder. The St John Preaching Desert etching from 1535-55 invites contemplation as we immerse ourselves in this spiritual scene captured on a beautifully trimmed sheet. And who could resist being captivated by Janiculum's breathtaking view of St Peter Vatican in black chalk? These remarkable engravings are not just mere images; they are windows into different worlds and eras. Join us on this artistic journey as we uncover their hidden stories and appreciate their timeless beauty.