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A fallacy exposed: the true subject of a rare print
03/2008 | 1260 | 150
Pages: 186-189
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Author:
Thompson, Wendy (Thompson, Wendy)
Subjects
artists:
Bertoia, Jacopo / perhaps by
dates:
1520-1549 / 1550-1599
museums and institutions:
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States
print:
Bertoia, Jacopo
subjects:
Etchings / Prints / Collections, Public / Identification / Priapus / Provenance / Attributions, tentative / Attribution / Iconography / Composition (artistic arrangement)
Illustrations
Attributed works:
37. Priapus and Lotis, by an unidentified sixteenth century etcher, possibly Jacopo Bertoia. c.1530–75. Etching, 20 by 27.3 cm. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
Attributed works:
38. Priapus and Lotis, attributed to Parmigianino. c.1530–39. Pen and ink with brown wash, 21.9 by 28 cm. (Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna)
Attributed works:
39. Priapus and Lotis, cut by Jacobus Argentoratensis (Jacob of Strasbourg). Woodcut illustration in G. Bonsignore: Ovidio Metamorphoseos Volgare, Venice 1501, fol.78v., 9.4 by 14.8 cm. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
Attributed works:
40. Priapus and Lotis, by Parmigianino. c.1530–40. Pen and brown ink over black chalk, 32.1 by 23.4 cm. (British Museum, London)