DESCRIPTION:
Anders Zorn. After. "Sangpallen", lithographic print after etching, signed in print. The etching technique attracted Anders Zorn (1860-1920) and the etchings greatly contributed to his success. With Rembrandt as a model, he developed a technique where he built up the motif with bursts of strokes. The first etching was added in London in 1883. Axel Herman Hägg (1835-1921), then active in London, was Zorn's teacher in this special technique. Zorn quickly acquired the etching technique itself and the first etching was a portrait of the teacher Hägg. Zorn executed a total of 289 different etchings that include portraits, genre and nude studies. Of these 289 motifs, 168 are portraits, 42 genre studies and 79 nude studies.
DETAILS:
Size: 10” x 7” inches / 24.5 cm x 19 cm
Technique: Lithography
Date: 1926
Place: Sweden
*We provide a Certificate of Authenticity upon request.
CONDITION:
Very good condition.
Anders Zorn. After. "Sangpallen", lithographic print after etching, signed in print. The etching technique attracted Anders Zorn (1860-1920) and the etchings greatly contributed to his success. With Rembrandt as a model, he developed a technique where he built up the motif with bursts of strokes. The first etching was added in London in 1883. Axel Herman Hägg (1835-1921), then active in London, was Zorn's teacher in this special technique. Zorn quickly acquired the etching technique itself and the first etching was a portrait of the teacher Hägg. Zorn executed a total of 289 different etchings that include portraits, genre and nude studies. Of these 289 motifs, 168 are portraits, 42 genre studies and 79 nude studies.
DETAILS:
Size: 10” x 7” inches / 24.5 cm x 19 cm
Technique: Lithography
Date: 1926
Place: Sweden
*We provide a Certificate of Authenticity upon request.
CONDITION:
Very good condition.
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