Un Bain Rempli D'hommes, De Femmes Et D'enfants Dit La Societe Des Anabaptistes, Burin D'apres H. Aldegrever, 338 X 285 Mm, Filet De Marge (bartsch 265, New Hollstein 205), Belle Et Rare Epreuve, Filigrane : Echelle Dans Un Cercle. Cadre.

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"Un Bain Rempli d'Hommes, de Femmes et d'Enfants dit la Société des Anabaptistes" is a notable engraving by the German artist Virgil Solis, created after a design by Heinrich Aldegrever. The work, measuring 338 x 285 mm and surrounded by a marginal line (filet de marge), is a detailed depiction of a scene involving Anabaptists, a radical religious group that emerged during the Protestant Reformation. The engraving is referenced in the Bartsch catalogue as number 265 and is listed as number 205 in the New Hollstein catalogue, which are both authoritative sources for prints of this period.

This particular print by Solis is celebrated for its fine and rare impression, which has been well-preserved over the centuries. The presence of a watermark featuring a ladder within a circle suggests the paper's origin and possibly helps to date the print. The engraving is further enhanced by its presentation within a frame, which not only serves to protect the work but also adds to its aesthetic appeal for display.

Virgil Solis, active in the 16th century, was a prolific illustrator and printmaker known for his woodcuts and engravings. His works often reflected the religious and social tumult of his time, and "Un Bain Rempli d'Hommes, de Femmes et d'Enfants dit la Société des Anabaptistes" is a prime example of his engagement with contemporary issues and his skill in the burin technique. This print is a valuable historical document, providing insight into the iconography and perceptions of Anabaptist communities during the Reformation era. It remains an important piece for scholars studying the period's art, religion, and societal attitudes.

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