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Copper stick on paper. Plato is portrayed as a marble bust, phase left. Under the picture text "PLATO ARISTONIS F. ATHENIENSIS EX marmore antiquo Cum priviis Regis Christianissimi Principum Belgarum et Ord. Batauiae’. The paper pasted on a gilded, profiled frame with a bandrod, width 20 mm. The blade marked “6” with a lead in the upper margin. The frame also marked “6.” The upper edge slightly cropped. Signed: "P.P. Rubens delin. L.Vorsterman sculp.”
Skokloster Castle
Title: Plato
Description:
Copper stick on paper.
Plato is portrayed as a marble bust, phase left.
Under the picture text "PLATO ARISTONIS F.
ATHENIENSIS EX marmore antiquo Cum priviis Regis Christianissimi Principum Belgarum et Ord.
Batauiae’.
The paper pasted on a gilded, profiled frame with a bandrod, width 20 mm.
The blade marked “6” with a lead in the upper margin.
The frame also marked “6.
” The upper edge slightly cropped.
Signed: "P.
P.
Rubens delin.
L.
Vorsterman sculp.
”.
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