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Attribué à Ercole Bazzicaluva<br />
Pise ? autour <strong>de</strong> 1610 - ?<br />
Paysage fluvial avec les ruines d’un temple antique<br />
Landscape near a River with the Ruins of an Ancient Temple<br />
Plume et encre brune. Encadré.<br />
Pen and brown ink. Framed.<br />
273 x 402 mm (10 3 /4 x 15 7 /8 in.)<br />
La manière minutieuse et contrastée <strong>de</strong> ce <strong>de</strong>ssin évoque certaines œuvres d’Ercole<br />
Bazzicaluva, natif <strong>de</strong> Pise mais actif à Florence comme graveur et <strong>de</strong>ssinateur dans<br />
la première moitié du XVII e siècle. Maestro di campo du grand-duc <strong>de</strong> Toscane,<br />
chambellan à Innsbruck, castellano <strong>de</strong> la forteresse <strong>de</strong> Livourne et gouverneur <strong>de</strong> celle<br />
<strong>de</strong> Sienne, ce contemporain <strong>de</strong> Stefano <strong>de</strong>lla Bella et <strong>de</strong> Jacques Callot mena aussi<br />
une carrière militaire.<br />
The meticulous and contrasting drawing technique evokes certain works of Ercole<br />
Bazzicaluva, who was born in Pisa but active in Florence as an engraver in the<br />
first half of the 17 th century. The maestro di campo of the Grand Duke of Tuscany,<br />
chamberlain in Innsbruck, the castellano of the fortress of Livorno and the governor of<br />
that of Sienna, he was contemporary of Stefano <strong>de</strong>lla Bella and Jacques Callot and<br />
also led a military career.<br />
Vendu/Sold<br />
20<br />
<strong>Catalogue</strong> <strong>de</strong> Noël
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