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David and Goliath

Rembrandt van Rijn

David and Goliath

1654

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Rembrandt van Rijn

David and Goliath

1654

Physical Qualities Etching, drypoint, and engraving, Sheet: 114 x 78 mm. (4 1/2 x 3 1/16 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.7825
One of four illustrations to Manasseh Ben Israel's "Piedra Gloriosa de la estatua de Nebuchadnesar," published in Amsterdam in 1655. Three of the four illustrations are in the Garrett Collection (see 1946.112.7824 - 1946.112.7826).

Inscribed: Recto: below image, lower left, in plate "Rembrandt. f. 1655." Verso: upper center in graphite "36. / Rembrand / Davids [indecipherable] / Goliath / [indecipherable]"; center in graphite "25"; center in graphite indecipherable; center in graphite "wh/hh"; lower left in brown ink indecipherable; lower left in graphite "B / E"; lower left in graphite "103"; lower center in graphite "B. 96-W2 / Bl. 8-200 / B 36. 6 / [indecipherable] for TNX."

Markings: CM: Neville Davidson Goldsmid (Lugt 1962); Claghorn

Artist

Rembrandt van Rijn

1605–1668

Dutch, 1606-1669
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