Author(s):
bosse, abraham (tours, between 1602 and 1604 - paris, between 14–02–1676 and 16–2–1676), engraver
bosse, abraham (tours, between 1602 and 1604 - paris, between 14–02–1676 and 16–2–1676), designer
le blond, jean 1er (in 1666), editor
other title: the wise virgins come to meet the celestial bridegroom (dummy title)
date of production: between 1635 and 1645
dating in century: 2nd quarter of the 17th century
type(s) of object(s): graphic arts, print
name(s): print
materials and techniques: etching
dimensions - artwork:
height: 21. 9cm
width: 31. 8cm
description:
plate 3 of a series of seven plates concerning the wise virgins and the foolish virgins. Marks, inscriptions, hallmarks:
letter - on the front, at the bottom, printed in ink: "abosse in. Et fe. " , “the wise virgins”, “the blond excud with privilege du roy. ”
legend - on the front, at the bottom, printed in ink, verses: "these virgins with such a gentle approach / with a holy love inflamed / appear before their spouse, / with their lamps lit. // o that of an unparalleled spell / their soul finds itself delighted, / to see the adorable sun, / who guides the course of their lives! // without fear of darkness, / in him their delighted eye contemplates. / and the see and the truth, / let him show them before his temple // thus god makes them experience; / let him communicate his wonders / to the souls who to find him / give him their care, and their vigils. Stamp - on the front, bottom right, in red ink: "ville / de / paris" (cf. Lugt suppl. 2012c). Stamp - on the front, bottom center, in black ink: "carnavalet"
watermark
inventory number - on the front, bottom right, in black ink: "r. G:92"
iconographic description:
wise virgins holding their oil lamp, approaching christ. On the right, two column shafts decorated with bas-reliefs. 17th century fashion. Architecture. Mode of acquisition: purchase
date of acquisition: 06–1886
institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris
inventory number: g. 92
part of:
wise virgins and foolish virgins. Date: between 1635 and 1645.
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