Engraving Laid Paper Collection

Michelangelo Buonarroti (Italian, 1475 - 1564). The Prophet Jonah, late 16th century. Engraving on laid paper. Plate: 142 mm x 103 mm (5.59 in. x 4.06 in.)

Battista Franco (Italian, ca. 1510 - 1561). St John the Baptist, ca. 1530-1551. Engraving on laid paper. Plate: 183 mm x 285 mm (7.2 in. x 11.22 in.) (plate dimensions are irregular)

Antoine Trouvain (French, 1656-1708) after Jean-Baptiste Jouvenet (aka Jean Jouvenet) (French, 1644-1717). Portrait of Jean Jouvenet, Painter to the King, Director of the Royal Academy, 1707

Aloisio Fabri (aka Aloisio Luigi Fabri, Italian, 1778-1835) ) after Michelangelo Buonarroti (Italian, 1475-1564). The Persian Sibyl, ca. 1795-1810. Engraving on laid paper

Cristofano Robetta (Italian, 1462 - ca. 1535). The Virgin and Child with a Bird, after 1500. Engraving on laid paper. Plate: 190 mm x 166 mm (7.48 in)

Georg Friedrich Schmidt (German, 1712-1775) after Hyacinthe Rigaud (French, 1659-1743). Portrait of Jean-Baptist Silva, 1742. Engraving on laid paper. Plate: 495 mm x 362 mm (19.49 in. x 14.25 in.)

Marcantonio Raimondi (Italian, ca. 1470 / 1482 - 1527 / 1534), possibly after Raphael
Marcantonio Raimondi (Italian, ca. 1470/1482 - 1527/1534), possibly after Raphael (Italian, 1483-1520) or Agostino Musi (Italian, ca. 1490 - after 1536). Standard Bearer, 16th century

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"Engraving Laid Paper: A Timeless Art Form Captured by Masters" Step into the world of engraving laid paper, where skilled artists like Michelangelo Buonarroti and Giorgio Ghisi brought their visions to life. In the late 16th century, Ghisi skillfully recreated Giulio Romano's masterpiece "The Prophet Jonah, " showcasing the intricate details that only engraving can capture. Battista Franco, a master of his craft in the 16th century, took inspiration from Jean-Baptiste Jouvenet's work and transformed it into an exquisite engraved piece. The delicate lines and textures on Antoine Trouvain's rendition of Jouvenet's artistry are truly captivating. Aloisio Fabri paid homage to Michelangelo with his remarkable engravings. Fabri meticulously translated Michelangelo's genius onto paper, preserving every stroke and contour for generations to admire. Cristofano Robetta left his mark on history with his exceptional engravings. His collaboration with Marcantonio Raimondi resulted in breathtaking pieces such as "Vulcan, Venus, and Cupid" and "Mars, Venus, and Amor. " These engravings immortalize the beauty of mythology through intricate etchings. Johann Georg Wille continued this tradition by capturing Louis Tocque's portraits through meticulous engraving techniques. The attention to detail is evident in every line carved onto the laid paper canvas. Marcantonio Raimondi was a true pioneer in engraving artistry. His collaborations with renowned artists like Raphael produced iconic works that still inspire today. Through Raimondi's craftsmanship, Raphael’s vision came alive on engraved paper for all to appreciate. Georg Friedrich Schmidt followed suit by translating Hyacinthe Rigaud’s brilliance onto laid paper using precise engraving methods. Every nuance of Rigaud’s subjects was flawlessly captured, showcasing the mastery of both artist and engraver.