Portrait of Laura Dianti with an Enslaved African Page
Portrait of Laura Dianti with an Enslaved African Page

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Portrait of Laura Dianti with an Enslaved African Page,

ca. 1600–1629

Aegidius Sadeler II, 1570–1629; born Antwerp, Belgium; died Prague, Czech Republic
after Titian, 1480/90–1576; born Pieve di Cadore, Italy; died Venice, Italy
2024-99

Information

Title
Portrait of Laura Dianti with an Enslaved African Page
Dates

ca. 1600–1629

Maker
Aegidius Sadeler II
after Titian
Medium
Engraving, printed on silk
Dimensions
image: 29.5 × 24.2 cm (11 5/8 × 9 1/2 in.) sheet: 35.6 × 27.4 cm (14 × 10 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Fowler McCormick, Class of 1921, Fund
Object Number
2024-99
Inscription
printed in black ink, lower right: Cum privil: S.C.Mtis | Marco Sadeler excudit
Reference Numbers
Hollstein 148 iv/iv
Culture
Flemish
Type
engravings, prints
Subject
portraits, slavery, children (people by age group)

Auction Art Remy Le Fur & Associés (sold March 24, 2023);
purchased by Galerie Martinez D, Paris; purchased by C.G. Boerner, New York, 2024;
purchased by Princeton University Art Museum, 2024.

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