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Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1647)
Master of the Burin. A monument in engraving art. Leading figure of the mannerist school of Dutch engravers. For technique as an engraver Goltzius is considered as unsurpassed, even by Dürer. He was a pupil of Dirk Volckertz, Coornhert and Philippe Galle. His mannerism was highly influenced by Spranger but after a journey to Italy he developed it to a less exaggerated form. His designs where engraved, often with even more skill by his contemporain Jan Saenredam and Goltzius pupil and son of Goltzius second wife: Jacob Matham.
This designs are masterly done and Goltzius, Matham and Saenredam where superb engravers. Their work makes part of the upper-class art-sales. The works below are mostly inventions of Goltzius, engraved by himself or engraved by Saenredam or Matham. Few others are engravings by Saenredam on his own invention.

	Description Size in cm Price
	1592: Jupiter I / IV 35.20 x 21.20 (on request)
	Inventor: Polidoro Caldara Inve. Engraver: HG. Sculp Reference: Bartch 249, Hollstein 301 I / IV, before the numbers Subject: Jupiter, From the set of the antique Gods engraved by Goltzius himself after the paintings in fresco by polidoro Caldara on the monte Cavallo In Rome Technical: Laid paper with small old watermark of a stake with a small crown on top and calligraphy below. Chain lines at 2 cm. Full plate border and 5 mm margins. unnoticeable paper weakness at bottom corners and trough middle. Extremely fine impression. Interest: Very good first state impression of this wonderful print. click to see detail
	1589: Saint Thomas 25.00 x 17.50 (on request)
	Inventor: Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617) Signed HG fecit Engraver: Included in the Oeuvre catalogue by Hollstein, so to be considered as a work by himself.. Reference:Hollstein 34-47 Subject: Saint Thomas, from a suite of the twelve apostles Technical: Old laid paper, marvellous watermark of a crowned shield with a chain with lamb. Small restored tear left and right top corner. A good detailed stroke. Interest: Strong mannerist Goltzius design
	1592: From the Antique Gods: Sol 35.20 x 21.20 (on request)
	Inventor: Polidoro Caldara Inve. Engraver: HG. Sculp Reference: Bartch 253, Hollstein 300, probably a final state. Subject: Sol, From the set of the antique Gods engraved by Goltzius himself after the paintings in fresco by polidoro Caldara on the monte Cavallo In Rome Technical: Laid paper with no visible watermark Chain lines at 2,50 cm. Full plate border and 7 mm margins. This is a very good impression maybe from the later 17th century in good condition. Interest: Good impression of this wonderful print in perfect condition. click to see detail
	1592: From the Antique Gods: Pluto 35.20 x 21.20 (on request)
	Inventor: Polidoro Caldara Inve. Engraver: HG. Sculp Reference: Bartch 251, Hollstein 298, probably a final state. Subject: Sol, From the set of the antique Gods engraved by Goltzius himself after the paintings in fresco by polidoro Caldara on the monte Cavallo In Rome Technical: Laid paper with no visible watermark Chain lines at 2,50 cm. Trimmed on image border. This is a very good impression maybe from the later 17th century. Faded stain at bottom side.. Interest: Good impression of this wonderful print. click to see detail
	1589: Saint Mattheus 25.00 x 17.50 ( on request )
	Inventor: Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617) Signed HG fecit Engraver: Included in the Oeuvre catalogue by Hollstein, so to be considered as a work by himself.. Reference:Hollstein 34-47 Subject: Saint Matthaeus, from a suite of the twelve apostles Technical: Old strong laid paper with narrow chain lines (0.85 inch) Perfect condition. Good stroke. Interest: Strong mannerist Goltzius design