Engraving
1475-1485 (engraved)
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Engraving
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Materials and techniques | engraving on laid paper |
Brief description | Martin Riester after Martin Schongauer (ca 1450-1491). A censor. Published as plate 108 in 'Oeuvre de Martin Schongauer par Armand-Durand', France, 1881. |
Physical description | Engraving |
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Marks and inscriptions | Signed with the monogram 'M+S' in the lower centre of the plate. (The monogram of Martin Schongauer appears at the bottom of the print in the centre. The monogram consists of Schongauer's initials and a goldsmith-like hallmark composed of a small cross plus the crescent from his family's coat of arms. This signature occurs in two forms: a few plates, apparently all done in the early 1470s, have an M with vertical sides; the majority, as in this example, have an M with slanting sides. (The Illustrated Bartsch, Vol.8 Part 1, pg. 1).) |
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Accession number | 14171 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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