By Nicolas Beatrizet
Located in Roma, IT
Black and white etching and drypoint on wire rod paper, representing the myth of the sacrifice of Iphigenia. On the altar is inscribed "Iphigenia" in capital letters. On the lower left margin is inscribed "N. Beatrizet Lo Taringus F.", slightly discolored (Beatrizet usually signed his plates with the letters "N. B. L. F."). At the center of the lower margin is inscribed "Romae, Michaelis Tramezini formis cum privilegio summi Pont. M.D.L.III".
After a drawing attributed to either Michelangelo Buonarroti, Salviati, or Baccio Bandinelli...
Category
16th Century Old Masters Monaco
MaterialsDrypoint, Etching