CALABER
Print
late 16th century - early 17th century (designed), late 16th century - mid 17th century (printed)
late 16th century - early 17th century (designed), late 16th century - mid 17th century (printed)
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'CALABER'. A horse, wearing a noseband-less bridle, viewed in profile, looking to the left of the image. It is standing on a hillside and in the distance a town can be seen, with a plume of smoke rising from the right of the image. The title is lettered in the centre at the top of the image. The sheet is attached to a larger piece of laid paper.
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Title | CALABER |
Materials and techniques | Intaglio print on laid paper |
Brief description | 'CALABER'. A horse, wearing a noseband-less bridle, viewed in profile, looking to the left of the image. Intaglio print on laid paper. By Hendrick Goltzius. Late 16th - mid-17th century. |
Physical description | 'CALABER'. A horse, wearing a noseband-less bridle, viewed in profile, looking to the left of the image. It is standing on a hillside and in the distance a town can be seen, with a plume of smoke rising from the right of the image. The title is lettered in the centre at the top of the image. The sheet is attached to a larger piece of laid paper. |
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Accession number | 15607:1 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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