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Rembrandt, Hamensz van Rijn (1606 Leiden – Amsterdam 1668). The Eve of Epiphany. Drypoint etching on handmade paper, ca. 1651. With a small, even margin around the edge of the plate. Mounted in places under a passe-partout. Inscribed on the reverse in pen/ink and pencil. 9.7 x 14.7 cm. The New Hollstein (Hinterding/Rutgers) 263/I (of IV) White/Boon 113 . - Clear, velvety black impression of the first state, before the horizontal lines above the woman’s face. Two minute tears on the left margin. A small tear on the upper margin. Paper in the white margin slightly browned.
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