ANONYMOUS,

Corner of a ceiling ornament

Etching/engraving on laid paper, by an anonymous artist (in the style of Jacques Lepautre), sheet size 177 x 171 mm., cropped within platemark (possibly with loss of image on the left).A curious print, probably a book illustration (given the presence of a fold in the left edge of the sheet) from around 1650.

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ANONYMOUS,

Corner of a ceiling ornament

Etching on laid paper, by an anonymous artist (in the style of Jacques Lepautre), published by Pierre Mariette, sheet size 201 x 139 mm., cropped within platemark (with miniaml loss of image in the top).The ceiling features Zeus with an eagle, a woman in a chariot, and an emperor's portrait, all surrounded by a lush decoration of acanthus leaves and putti.

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Book number: 69705

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Hopfer, Lambert (fl. 1520-1530)

Ornament print

Ornament print inhabited with putti and animals. Monogrammed on the bottom: 'LH'; on the verso collector's stamps: Arenberg [L.567] and F. Quiring [L.1041c]l Engraving on paper with small margins; platemark: 323 x 100 mm; total: 331 x 110 mm; only state; Bartsch 33

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Book number: 60378

Catalogue: Ornament

LEPAUTRE, JACQUES,

Ceiling design with Aeneas carrying his father

Etching on laid paper, by Jacques Lepautre after the designs of Adam Philippon from the book "Curieuses recherches de plusieurs beaus morceaus d'ornemens antiques et modernes, tant dans la ville de Rome ques autres villes et lieux d'Italie" published in 1645, sheet size 231 x 135 mm., cropped within platemark, otherwise excellent.An ornamented ceiling with an octagonal coffer that contains an image of Aeneas fleeing Troy with Anchises and Ascanius. Above that a rosette surrounded by four figures and acanthus scrolls in a star-shaped panel.

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unknown maker, probably Winter, Anthonie de (1652-ca. 1717)

Four pages with ornaments

Four pages mounted together with ornaments, from the late seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century. Pages are numbered from 5 to eight and each contains three ornaments, with the exception of page 7 which shows for horizontal friezes. Very finely engraved, probably by Anthonie de Winter (1652-ca. 1717). The patterns are both geometrical and floreal. l Engraving and etching on paper, four pages mounted together; total: 513 x 350; some foldings but plates in very good condition

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Book number: 61670

Catalogue: Ornament