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Liberality
Public Domain

Francesco Bartolozzi and Giovanni Battista Cipriani

Liberality

1781

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Liberality

1781

Physical Qualities Stipple engraving, Image (suface within border): 96 × 75 mm. (3 3/4 × 2 15/16 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.6599
Engraved surface is oval, printed in reddish ink; tiny border surrounds picture
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1946; Garrett Collection; T. Harrison Garrett, Baltimore

Inscribed: In lower margin at right, just below engraved surface, "F. Bartolozzi Sculpt." In lower margin at left "G. B. Cipriani invt." Lower in center, the title. Below "Lays the rough paths of peevish nature even/ and opens in each heart a little heaven." At bottom of plate "Publish'd May 17, 1782 by W. Palmer No. 159. Strand."

Markings: Claghorn stamp on back

Artist

Francesco Bartolozzi

1726–1814

English, born Italy, 1727-1815
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Artist

Giovanni Battista Cipriani

1726–1784

Italian, 1727-1785; active in Britian
Meet Giovanni Battista Cipriani

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