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Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630) - 33 prints -Battle of Romans against Batavians Description: The War of the Romans against the Batavians. 1611. A series etched by Antonio Tempesta after the designs of Otto van Veen,Vaenius (1556-1629) --- Almost complete and homogeneous set of 33 on 36 etchings. Bartsch 560-595, lacking three plates: B. 579-581-595. Dimensions: 20,60 x 28,50 cm Condition: Good strong impressions on laid paper with full plate borders and small margins. Each mounted on support sheet hiding the original Latin text printed on the backside. Good condition with no folds tears or stains. Literature: Nagler XVIII.179.560-.595; Bartsch XVII.145.560-.595 ---- Antonio Tempesta (1550-1630) This painter engraver from Florence is an important link between the Flemish and Italian art. He was a pupil of Jan Van Der Straet (Stradanus) who was born in Bruges-Flanders. As a painter he was important and his fresco of hunting scenes and battle scenes are estimated. Medium: Etchings Date: 1611
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