Bernardo Daddo, known as the Master to the Dé (c. 1512-1570) 
Three loves playing with an ostrich. (Pl. 2 of the Four Tapestries for the Pope). Raphael's chisel. 285 x 212. Bartsch 33. Very nice test. Slight haloes of clear moisture, small holes and thinning. Median vertical drying bend. Large margins. Watermark: circle surmounted by a six-pointed star.
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Lot no. 30

Bernardo Daddo, known as the Master to the Dé (c. 1512-1570) Three loves playing with an ostrich. (Pl. 2 of the Four Tapestries for the Pope). Raphael's chisel. 285 x 212. Bartsch 33. Very nice test. Slight haloes of clear moisture, small holes and thinning. Median vertical drying bend. Large margins. Watermark: circle surmounted by a six-pointed star.

Estimate
€400 - €500
Result
€640
Buyer's premium
28%
Bernardo Daddo, known as the Master to the Dé (c. 1512-1570) Three loves playing with an ostrich. (Pl. 2 of the Four Tapestries for the Pope). Raphael's chisel. 285 x 212. Bartsch 33. Very nice test. Slight haloes of clear moisture, small holes and thinning. Median vertical drying bend. Large margins. Watermark: circle surmounted by a six-pointed star.
Sale Wednesday 4 December 2019・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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