1532-1553 (published)
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Plate 2. Panel of ornament. Scrolling foliage, amongst which is a seated cupid holding a weathercock between two eagles. Above is a satyr surprising a nymph.
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Materials and techniques | Engraving on paper |
Brief description | Master of the Die after Perino del Vaga, Reissued plates (3) from a set of six panels of ornament. Italian, Rome, 1532-53. |
Physical description | Plate 2. Panel of ornament. Scrolling foliage, amongst which is a seated cupid holding a weathercock between two eagles. Above is a satyr surprising a nymph. |
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Object history | From Miller (1999), p. 85: Bartsch called these prints 'after Raphael', but in 1966 Konrad Oberhuber attributed them to Perino del Vaga on the basis of a drawings for plate 2 in the Uffizi (Oberhuber, pl. 36). The plate numbering follows Bartsch. Historical significance: This print comes from a set of six plates. A drawing for one of the other plates attributed to Perino del Vaga survives in the Uffizi. The two verses of Italian poetry make an explicit connection between the image and the excavation of underground rooms in Rome. |
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Accession number | 29468:1 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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