Accession number
PML198990.7
Creator
Baillie, William, 1723-1810, printmaker.
Published
Great Britain, 17--
Notes
Caption text below image: Adaperti sunt autem occuli eorum, & agnoverunt Eum:sed Ipse ablatus est ex eorum conspectu.
Identified in some sources as after Rembrandt or Gerard Seghers.
Forms part of a collection of 20 prints by Captain William Baillie, with a title page hand lettered in ink: Collection of prints and etchings by William Baillie & others.
Print mounted on backing sheet 284 x 211 mm.
Identified in some sources as after Rembrandt or Gerard Seghers.
Forms part of a collection of 20 prints by Captain William Baillie, with a title page hand lettered in ink: Collection of prints and etchings by William Baillie & others.
Print mounted on backing sheet 284 x 211 mm.
Description
1 print : etching with drypoint ; image: 232 x 201 mm; plate mark: 250 x 208 mm; sheet: 257 x 211 mm
Inscriptions/Markings
Inscribed in pencil on mount below: Disciples at Emmaus after Seghers proof on india paper.
Summary
Two men sitting at table in a simple interior, one throwing up his hands, the other with hands clasped, having recognized their companion as Jesus Christ at the breaking of bread.
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