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Ferdinand Bol (1616, Dordrecht – Amsterdam, 1680), Saint Jerome in the Cave. Etching on laid paper, “Wheel” watermark (cf. Hinterding, variant A-a_N). (1644). 28.6 x 24.8 cm (sheet). Bartsch and Hollstein 3 II (of III). Provenance: George Usslaub (1845–circa 1929), Marseille, with his collector’s stamp on the reverse (Lugt 1221). A superb, richly inked impression, with lively wiping marks in the upper margin and inky plate edges, with a fine thread margin around the platemark. The saint is seated on the left in front of a cave, holding a crucifix, with a lion to the left, the cardinal’s hat hanging from a nail, and a gourd in the upper right. – A small, skillfully repaired tear at the upper edge and a small area of paper loss at the upper right edge. The paper is slightly stained by age, with a few tiny, scattered brown spots and horizontal fold marks. The reverse side shows remnants and traces of a previous mounting. Otherwise in very good condition. Taxation: subject to regular taxation (VAT: Regular Taxation).
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