The Virgin Appears to St Charles of Borromeo and St Liborius

Nicolas Dorigny - engraver, Lamberti Bonaventura - inventor

Nicolas Dorigny - engraver, Lamberti Bonaventura - inventor - The Virgin Appears to St Charles of Borromeo and St Liborius
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Nicolas Dorigny (1658-1746) arrived in Rome in 1687 to eventually sojourn there for more than two decades. Of the plentiful artists active in the Eternal City at that time, he was the most familiar with Carlo Maratta whose paintings were moreover among the frequent subjects of Dorigny’s prints.
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measurements: height 390 mm
width 272 mm
material: paper
technique: etching
inventory number: R 176890
gallery collection: Collection of Prints and Drawings

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