The English Interior has dated this Reverse Glass Mezzotint Print to the 18th Century.
He frequently depicted the Works of Mercy, sometimes combining them all onto a single panel or creating a series of individual scenes.
The print features characteristic elements of Vrancx's style, including architectural depth with classical columns and a pergola covered in greenery. The figures are dressed in period clothing, with an old man and others receiving food at the entrance of a substantial building, typical of his urban genre scenes.
This mezzotint is in a fine state of conservation and is housed in a quality ebonised frame with a sanded gilt slip.
Sheet Dimensions: 25cm x 35cm. Framed Dimensions: 49cm x 38cm.
Price: £680
The English Interior has dated this Reverse Glass Mezzotint Print to the 18th Century.
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Fine 18th Century Reverse Glass Coloured Mezzotint / Feeding the Poor - By Fletcher After Sebastiaan Vrancx (1573-1647)
