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Ritratto di Schulemburg Johann Mathias
Ritratto di Schulemburg Johann Mathias
Year
1735
Inventory
5635/SILA
Dimensions
Altezza: 468 mm., Larghezza: 330 mm.
Definition
stampa
Description
Ritratto del Conte di Schulemburg Johann Mathias (Magdeburgo 1661 - Verona 1747). In basso stemma coronato con due figure maschili nudi ai lati, scudo sannitico moderno inquartato con bovini e artigli. Rifilata sull'impronta del rame.
Bibliography
Ravà A., Marco Pitteri: incisore veneziano, 1922, pp. 8 e 26,
Mostra degli incisori veneti del Settecento, 1941, p. 93, n. 496
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