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Nicolas Beatrizet - La bataille des Amazones - 1559 Description : Frise représentant la bataille des Amazones, avec des combattants et des combattantes, dont beaucoup à cheval ; d’après un sarcophage romain conservé au Capitole. 1559. Gravure imprimée à partir de deux planches ; il s’agit ici de la planche de gauche. Tiré de *Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae* : *Amazonum pugna adfabre efficta de sarcophago vetustissimo quod in Capitolio visitur*… Une œuvre spectaculaire et rare, en impression ancienne. Dimensions : 30,70 x 40,00 cm État : Excellent tirage ancien sur papier vergé filigrané. Rongé à l’intérieur du bord de la plaque mais complet avec la bordure de l’image et de petites marges, en excellent état. Bibliographie : Bartsch / Le Peintre graveur (XV.267.98) --- Huelsen 1921 / Das Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae des Antonio Lafreri (50.a) Provenance : De la collection de l'artiste et écrivain Ernest-Théophile Devaulx. Lugt.670. Technique : Gravure Date : 1559
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