
Date: ca. 1610 (before 1623)
Medium: Engraving on laid paper
Dimensions: 404 x 320 mm. 15 7/8 x 12 5/8 in.
References: Hollstein 108, first state of two, before the second edition published by Visscher;
New Hollstein 156, first state of two, Hollstein here tentatively suggests Andreas Stock as the artist
Signature: Signed in the plate “DGheyn in.” lower left
Annotation: Noted in the plate “N. de Clerck ex.” lower right
Watermark: Crozier, similar to 1314 (Utrecht, 1591) and Heawood 1179 (Dutch, 1578-79)
Provenance: Private European collection;
P. & D. Colnaghi London; 1978 to
David Tunick, Inc., New York
Impression: Fine
Condition: Light brown spot in the sky middle right, thread margins three sides, cut within at top