Hartwick-Works in Paper

Works in Paper

Head of a Boy		Artist: Domenico Zampieri Date: First quarter of the seventeenth century Location: Italy Medium: Charcoal Drawing with sanguine and white chalk on paper
Allegories of Flora and Abundance		Artist: work shop of Taddeo and Federico Zuccaro Date: 1568 Location: Italy Medium: Pencil, iron gall ink, quill and bistre washes on paper
Sabine Women Pleading for peace		Artist: Giovanni Battista Foggini Date: First quarter of the 18th century Location: Italy Medium: Ink, brown wash and white opaque pigment over graphite on paper
Paul Raising Eutychus from the Dead		Artist: Anton Domenico Gabbiani Date: 1652-1726 Location: Italy Medium: Graphite, brown ink with brown wash on paper
Silvio and the Wounded Dorinda		Artist: Anonymous Date: Seventeenth/Eighteenth Century Location: Italy (possibly Bologna) Medium: Graphite, pen and brown ink with grey wash on ivory laid paper with a watermark of a bird, possibly a crane or a stork.
Peter and John at the Gate of the Temple		Artist: Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn Date: 1659 Medium: Etching on paper
Baptism of Saints Processus and Martinianus		Artist: Attributed to Giusepe Passeri Date: 1695 Location: Italy (Rome) Medium: Red chalk on ivory laid paper
A Rake's Progress, Plate VIII, Madman in Bedlam		Artist: William Hogarth engraved by Thomas Cook Date: 1806 Location: England Medium: Black ink on ivory paper