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Joan Sadeler the elder (1550-1600)
Rafael Sadeler the elder (1560-16320)
Joan Sadeler and his brothers Aegidius and Raphael are originally from Brussels but later went to Germany where most of their important 16th century's production found birth. Mainly done after the invention of contemporain artist from the late 16th century like Marten de Vos, the work of the Sadelers has it's right place among the great achievements of 16th-17th century's engraving art.

	Description Size in cm Price
	16th century: Death, first of the last four things 17.50 x 22..50 (on request)
	Inventor: Dirk Barendsz (16 th century) - pupil of Titian Engraver: Joan Sadeler (1550-1600) Subject: from a suite The Last Four Things here Death. Others Last Judgement, Heaven and Hell. Reference: Hollstein 451 Technical: Old laid paper trimmed on image border. Recently cleaned. Interest: Powerful design
	16th century: Christ praying: 'Father, Glorify thy Name 20.00 x 25.50 (on request)
	Inventor: Dirk Barendsz (16 th century) - pupil of Titian Engraver: Joan Sadeler I (1550-1600) Subject: Pater Clarifica Nomen Tuum. From Joan 12 Technical: Old laid paper cut within plate border and backed on another sheet of laid paper. Interest: The style of this piece is intriguing, some Wierix in it, but also mannerism in the movements