S Hl. Bartholomaus. Kupferstich. Anonyme Gegenseitige Kopie Nach J. De Ribera, Ohne Unterschrift Bzw. Unterschrift Beschnitten?. Blattgrose Ca. 30 X 24,1 Cm. . Vgl. Bartsch 6

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"Sankt Hieronymus als Büßer" (Saint Jerome as a Penitent) is an engraving that has been attributed to the circle of the Spanish Tenebrist painter Jusepe de Ribera (1591–1652). The artwork, commonly referred to by its German title "S Hl. Bartholomäus. Kupferstich," is an anonymous mutual copy after Ribera's original work. The engraving is notable for its absence of a signature or the possibility that the signature may have been trimmed off, as suggested by the phrase "Ohne Unterschrift bzw. Unterschrift beschnitten."

The dimensions of the sheet are approximately 30 x 24.1 cm. The work is related to the Baroque period and reflects Ribera's influence and style, which is characterized by dramatic lighting and intense emotional expression. The subject matter, Saint Jerome, is a common theme in Ribera's oeuvre, often depicted as a penitent hermit engaged in scholarly or ascetic pursuits.

The reference to "Vgl. Bartsch 6" indicates that this particular engraving is compared or related to the sixth entry in Adam von Bartsch's "Le Peintre graveur," an influential 18th-century catalogue of European artists and their prints. Bartsch's catalogue remains a significant resource for art historians and collectors in identifying and classifying prints.

Due to the anonymous nature of the copy and the lack of a signature, the exact origins and provenance of "S Hl. Bartholomäus. Kupferstich" remain uncertain. However, the engraving is an example of how Ribera's work continued to inspire and be reproduced by other artists, reflecting the enduring impact of his artistic legacy.

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