Pitture a Fresco del Camposanto di Pisa disegnate da Giuseppe Rossi ed incise dal Prof. Cav. G. P. Lasinio figlio; The Marriage of Rebecca and Isaac

Physical description

The Marriage of Rebecca and Isaac; After Benozzo Gozzoli; Plate 30 of 46 printed plates in bound volume (Dyce 1828 to 1873), 'Pitture a Fresco del Camposanto di Pisa disegnate da Giuseppe Rossi ed incise dal Prof. Cav. G. P. Lasinio figlio', Firenze, 1832'.

Place of Origin

Florence, Italy (printed)

Date

1832 (printed)

Artist/maker

Lasinio, Giovanni Paolo, born 1789 - died 1855 (printmaker)
Gozzoli, Benozzo, born 1415 - died 1497 (after, artist)

Materials and Techniques

print on paper

Descriptive line

The Marriage of Rebecca and Isaac; After Benozzo Gozzoli; Plate 30 of 46 printed plates in bound volume (Dyce 1828 to 1873), 'Pitture a Fresco del Camposanto di Pisa disegnate da Giuseppe Rossi ed incise dal Prof. Cav. G. P. Lasinio figlio'; By Giovanni Paolo Lasino; Florence; 1832.

Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)

DYCE COLLECTION. A Catalogue of the Paintings, Miniatures, Drawings, Engravings, Rings and Miscellaneous Objects Bequeathed by The Reverend Alexander Dyce. London : South Kensington Museum : Printed by G.E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode for H.M.S.O., 1874.
The full text of the entry is as follows:

GIOVANNI PAOLO LASINIO.
Worked in Italy 1819-1836.

PITTURE a Fresco del Camposanto di Pisa disegnate da Giuseppe Rossi ed incise dal Prof. Cav. G. P. Lasinio figlio. Firenze, 1832. Forty-six plates.
(1.) View of the exterior of the Campo Santo. "c. c. Lasinio inc, di anni 74." 1828
(2.) View of the interior of the Campo Santo of Pisa, "c. c. Lasinio inc. di anni 76." 1829
(3.) The History of Job. The Saviour listening to the pleading of Satan. A Massacre over which a flying demon hovers; the dispersion of Job's flocks. After Giotto. 1830
(4.) The History of Job. Job on the dunghill, the rebuke of his friends and his return to prosperity, After Giotto, or Francesco da Volterra. 1831
(5.) St. Ephesus appearing to the Emperor Diocletian in Antiochia. After Aretino Spinello. 1832
(6.) Combat of St. Ephesus with the Pagans of Sardinia. After Aretino Spinello. 1833
(7.) The Martyrdom of St. Ephesus and St. Potitus. After Aretino Spinello. 1834
(8.) The Conversion of St. Ranieri. After Andrea da Firenza, attributed by Vasari to Simone of Sienna. 1835
(9.) St. Ranieri, the patron Saint of Pisa, taking the habit of a hermit. By Andrea da Firenza, attributed by Vasari to Simone of Sienna. 1836
(10.) The miracles of St. Ranieri. After Andrea da Firenza, attributed by Vasari to Simone of Sienna. 1837
(11.) The return and miracle of St. Ranieri. After Antonio Veneziano. 1838
(12.) The death of St. Ranieri. After Antonio Veneziano. 1839
(13.) Miracles attending St. Ranieri's death. After Antonio Veneziano. 1840
(14.) The Hermits in the Wilderness of the Thebais. After Pietro Lorenzetti. 1841
(15.) The Last Judgment, and the Inferno. After Pietro Lorenzetti, but attributed by Vasari to Andrea Orgagna.
(16.) The triumph of Death. By Pietro Lorenzetti, but attributed by Vasari to Andrea Orgagna. 1843
(17.) The Crucifixion. By Pietro di Puccio, but attributed by Vasari to Buonamico Buffalmacco. 1844
(18.) The creation of the World. After Pietro da Orvieto. 1845
(19.) The death of Abel. After Pietro da Orvieto. 1846
(20.) Noah and his Sons building the Ark, the Deluge, and Noah's Sacrifice. After Pietro da Orvieto. 1847
(21.) Noah and his Family, and the drunkenness of Noah. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1848
(22.) The Curse of Ham. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1849
(23.) The building of the Tower of Babel. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1850
(24.) Abraham and the Idolaters of Baal, After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1851
(25.) Abraham and Lot in Egypt. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1852
(26.) The victory of Abraham. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1853
(27.) The departure of Hagar from Abraham. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1854
(28.) The destruction of Sodom and the flight of Lot. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1855
(29.) Abraham's sacrifice. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1856
(30.) The marriage of Rebecca and Isaac. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1857
(31.) The birth of Jacob and Esau. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1858
(32.) The marriage of Jacob and Rachel. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1859
(33.) The Meeting between Jacob and Esau; and the rape of Dinah. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1860
(34.) The Innocence of Joseph. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1861
(35.) Joseph making himself known to his Brethren in Egypt. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1862
(36.) Infancy of Moses and his first miracles. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1863
(37.) The passage of the Red Sea. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1864
(38.) Moses receiving the Tables of the Law. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1865
(39.) Aaron's Rod and the Brazen Serpent. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1866
(40.) The fall of Jericho and the giant Goliath. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1867
(41.) The adoration of the Magi, and figures praying in a temple. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1868
(42.) Fragments of pictures.-The Assumption, Incidents in the life of Moses, &c. After Benozzo Gozzoli, &c. 1869
(43.) Fragments of pictures.-The Queen of Sheba before Solomon, and the Annunciation. After Benozzo Gozzoli. 1870
(44.) Fragments of pictures.-The Resurrection, and Christ appearing to his Apostles. After Buonamico Buffalmacco. 1871
(45.) Fragments of pictures. After Francesco da Volterra.
1872
(46.) Fragments of pictures. After Francesco da Volterra. 1873'

Exhibition History

Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant Garde (Tate Britain 12 Sept 2012-13 Jan 2013)

Materials

Paper; Printing ink

Techniques

Printing

Subjects depicted

Man; Woman; Marriage; Isaac; Rebecca

Categories

Prints; Religion; Christianity

Collection code

PDP