Coriolanus Engraving By H. Simon Thomassin After A Painting By Charles De La Fosse

Original etching engraved by H. Simon Thomassin fils (1687-1741) French engraver after a painting by de La Fosse (Charles- 1636 - 1716) (Nicolas André 1754 - 1837) historical painter, draftsman, illustrator. Titled "Coriolan Coriolanus". The legend says: "Women by their tears and prayers save the city that men with weapons could not defend". Translation by Vigenere of the text of Tite-Live written on the left in Latin. It is specified: "Drawn and engraved in 1723 after the painting by de la Fosse, six feet 11 inches high by 9 feet 1 inch by H. Simon Thomassin son and sold at the author's home in the Bibliothèque du Roy". Good impression, well contrasted, good condition except for small tears on the edge in the upper part; original bubble glass. Modern frame but not of recent manufacture, of good quality and which suits him well. A burst at the right angle. Dimensions: 61 cm x 71 cm (frame) and 45 cm x 55 cm at sight Many other objects to discover in my stand at the Salons in which I participate. Follow my gallery to be informed of news and to know the dates of the next Trade Fairs ... Any questions? I remain at your disposal. Do not hesitate to call me or send me a message. I will answer you with great pleasure