François
Jollain I (also known
as François Iollain) (1641–1704) and/or in collaboration with François
Gérard Jollain (circa 1660–1723)
Note: Some sources cite Gérard Jollain I (also
known as Gérard Iollain) (fl. 1630s–1683) as the engraver of this plate.
However, the dates associated with this artist do not align with the
inscription “1688” on the plate.
Title Page
of “Animalia ad Vivum Delineata”
(Animals Drawn from Life), 1688, after Antonio Tempesta (c. 1555–1630).
Published in Paris by Jollain—possibly François Gérard Jollain, as the
publisher’s address corresponds with this artist-publisher—in 1688.
Technical
Details & Condition:
Engraved on
fine laid paper with partial watermark, trimmed with a narrow margin around the
platemark. The impression is strong and well-printed. The sheet is in
near-pristine condition, free from tears, holes, folds, abrasions, stains, or
signs of handling.
Dimensions:
- Sheet: 12.7 x 16.5 cm
- Plate mark: 12.4 x 16.2 cm
- Image border: 12.2 x 15.9 cm
Plate
Lettering:
On the title
banderole:
“ANIMALIA/ ad vivum Delineata et Œr i/ Impressa, Studio et Arte/ Antonii
Tempeste/ Livre D'animaux/ Designez et Grauez d’après/ Nature par Ant.
Tempeste/ ce vendent A Paris chez Lollain/ Rue St. Jacques à la nfan lessu.”
(Note: the address may refer to the printery at St. Jacques à l’Enfant
Jésus, Paris.)
Date inscribed: “1688”.
Please note that there may be minor reading errors in the transcription.
Price &
Shipping:
AU$276 (approximately US$178.25 / €154.74 /
£136.13), including worldwide express shipping.
Please note: Import duties and taxes are the buyer’s
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