C27/58-original Strong Water-rembrandt-resurrection Of Lazarus-[late Print]-1632

REMBRANDT Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, usually referred to only by his first name Rembrandt, is a Dutch painter and engraver, born in Leiden on July 15, 1606 or 1607 and died in Amsterdam on October 4, 1669. RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS STRONG WATER Late print 5TH STATE- FORMERLY 8TH STATE Previous states 2, 4 and 7 have been eliminated and are now considered trials. Five states are currently admitted. From the current 3rd state, the artist changed the posture of the mother at the bottom right; in fact, instead of having her back and making the gesture of leaning backwards, she appears in profile and leans forward. In the new 4th state, the artist puts a high hat on the man who, terrified, has his arms open. In the 5th state, exhibited here (previously, the 8th), the artist changed the face of the young girl at the bottom of the previous figure; he also made numerous alterations to his leg and put a cap on the old man on the left. From the 5th state, he carries out small interventions on the plate in order to strengthen the areas damaged by successive prints. VERY BEAUTIFUL ETCHING Unsigned (368 mm x 256 mm) The dimensions of our engraving are those of the first state of the etching and burin, original (B73) printed in 1632 Large plate in perfect condition, cut at the copper mark