Null Giuseppe José de RIBERA (1599/01 - 1652)
Silenus and Barrel. Etching, very …

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Giuseppe José de RIBERA (1599/01 - 1652) Silenus and Barrel. Etching, very fine proof with the address of G.Orlandi, Rome. Slightly yellowed, vertical fold and other traces of folding, a few stains, small loss lower left (Bartsch 13,II/II) 27 x 35 cm

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Giuseppe José de RIBERA (1599/01 - 1652) Silenus and Barrel. Etching, very fine proof with the address of G.Orlandi, Rome. Slightly yellowed, vertical fold and other traces of folding, a few stains, small loss lower left (Bartsch 13,II/II) 27 x 35 cm

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