MANGLARD Adrien (Lyon 1695 - Rome 1760)

1753

Impression on laid paper.

Originally from Lyon but living most of his life in Italy, Adrien Manglard is a painter-engraver who has mainly engraved landscapes and marines. In a style recording Claude Gellée's and Salvator Rosa's art, his etchings show a striking chiaroscuro. Adrien Manglard is also known as Joseph Vernet's master (1714 - 1789).

Plate: 322 x 472 mm.

Sheet: 405 x 525 mm.

Condition: impression laid on paper. One vertical median fold and one horizontal fold in the upper margin. Slightly yellowed paper in the margins with some small discrete stains. A few small rust spots.