Rembrandt
Achille Louis Martinet · 1832/34
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What the record supports
Achille Louis Martinet's print titled "Rembrandt" is an etching and engraving on ivory wove paper, created between 1832 and 1834. The image measures 18.4 × 16.8 cm, with the plate at 32.5 × 24.7 cm and the sheet at 35 × 26.9 cm. Classified as an etching, this work is held in the Prints and Drawings department and was acquired as part of the Elizabeth Hammond Stickney Collection. Its culture is identified as French.
Achille-Louis Martinet (1806–1877) was a French copper engraver. This specific piece does not have documented provenance, exhibition history, or literature cited in the provided catalogue record.
While specific comparable sales are not provided, other works by Achille-Louis Martinet are held in institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art. These include various prints from "The Complete Works of Béranger" (1829), "Tintoretto at His Daughter's Deathbed" (after 1843), and "Brigand and His Wife in Prayer" (1824).
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Jacques-Louis Leblanc (1774–1846)
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Woman with a Rake
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Tintoretto at His Daughter's Deathbed
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Passing Young Girls, from "The Songs of Béranger"
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
She is Beautiful!, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
July Fourteenth, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Brigand and His Wife in Prayer
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
L'Aigrette (Egret), from "Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux"
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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