Discover a comprehensive look at Schongauer’s engravings, with early impressions, rare plates, and expert notes.
This descriptive catalogue gathers archival scholarship and catalogue notes into a single edition. It traces how the artist’s linework, composition, and handling of religious subjects set a standard in early German printmaking. The pages summarize provenance, print conditions, watermarks, and the occasional repairs that help modern collectors assess value and quality. The edition also records the collaboration of key collectors and dealers, grounding the collection in solid, archival reference.
- See a wide range of emblematic works, from the Adoration of the Magi to the Resurrection of Christ, with emphasis on early impressions.
- Read concise notes on condition, paper, watermarks, and restoration that affect value and appearance.
- Explore commentary on artistic influence and the development of Schongauer’s engraving style within a historical context.
- Learn how the collection was assembled, including references to major owners and curators.
Ideal for readers who appreciate old master prints, cataloging practices, and the study of early engraving.