- Engraving representing four men, one of them looks like a philosopher debating with the other three, by Salvator Rosa. - This is an engraving from the figurines series, originally called 'Diverse fi...

- Engraving representing four men, one of them looks like a philosopher debating with the other three, by Salvator Rosa.
- This is an engraving from the figurines series, originally called 'Diverse figure' or 'Capricci'. It represents various types, soldiers, figures of men, women and mythological themes. He was a multifaceted artist, active in various subjects.
- Its author is the 17th century Italian painter, poet and engraver Salvator Rosa (1615-1673). He worked in Naples, where he came from. He is known as rebellious and extravagant. His most popular and influential series is the Figurines.
- Copper etching intaglio engraving, printed on good quality paper, made in monochrome black tone, very good ink and very good printing.
- On the lower left side there is his signature, a monogram with the letters S and R, which correspond to the initials of his full name: Salvator Rosa.
- Through extraordinary artistic quality and execution, as well as great ease, an effect of strength and great vividness has been achieved, dominating chiaroscuro.
- Framed to perfection, with a frame matching the spectacular engraving.

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$ 590.00

 Autor
Salvator Rosa (1615-1673)
 Period
XVII Century
 Material
Paper
 Measures
34 x 22.4 x 1.1 cm Image measurements: 16.5 x 11.3 cm
 Weight
433 gr.
Conservation
Very good

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