Very fine etching with drypoint by Salvator Rosa from the famous series “Figurine”. In perfect condition with full margins. [cod.977/15]
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Very fine etching with drypoint by Salvator Rosa from the famous series “Figurine”. In perfect condition with full margins. [cod.977/15]
- Year: 1656 – 1658
- Dimension: 98 x 141 mm
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