The Lamentation,
1634 – 1638

Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, 1595–1675; born Zaltbommel, Netherlands; died Antwerp, England; active England
after Anthony van Dyck, 1599–1641; born Antwerp, Belgium; died London, England

x1944-238

Information

Title

The Lamentation

Dates

1634 – 1638

Maker

Lucas Vorsterman the Elder
after Anthony van Dyck

Medium

Engraving

Dimensions

sheet trimmed to plate: 34.2 x 44.6 cm. (13 7/16 x 17 9/16 in.)

Credit Line

Museum Collection

Object Number

x1944-238

Inscription

inscribed: Anton van Dyck inuen - Lucas Vorsterman Sculp et excud.; in margin: Ille meisquondam....

Culture

European

Type

prints

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Citation

Lucas Vorsterman the Elder (1595–1675; born Zaltbommel, Netherlands; died Antwerp, England; active England), after Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641; born Antwerp, Belgium; died London, England), The Lamentation, 1634 – 1638. Engraving; 34.2 x 44.6 cm (plate). Museum Collection (x1944-238)
Princeton University Art Museum.
https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/art/collections/objects/4653

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