This authentic 18th-century copperplate etching, titled "Brasilianus", is a highly significant ethnographic work published in Augsburg, Germany by the celebrated printmaker and art publisher Jeremias Wolff (1663–1724).
The plate belongs to Wolff’s rare and prestigious series of 24 depictions of women and men from various regions of the world (circa 1720). This piece reflects the premium quality tier of this historical publication, making it an exceptional acquisition for serious collectors of Old Master prints and historical ethnographic art.
Dimensions
13.5ʺW × 5ʺD × 18ʺH
Styles
Baroque
Frame Type
Framed
Period
Mid 18th Century
Country of Origin
Germany
Item Type
Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Materials
Etching
Condition
Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
Color
Army Green
Condition Notes
As part of its authentic 18th-century printmaking process, this large-paper plate retains its historical character. The print features vibrant, period-correct hand-coloring and gold highlights that remain remarkably well-preserved.
This authentic 18th-century copperplate etching, titled "Brasilianus", is a highly significant ethnographic work published in Augsburg, Germany by the celebrated printmaker and art publisher Jeremias Wolff (1663–1724).
The plate belongs to Wolff’s rare and prestigious series of 24 depictions of women and men from various regions of the world (circa 1720). This piece reflects the premium quality tier of this historical publication, making it an exceptional acquisition for serious collectors of Old Master prints and historical ethnographic art.
Dimensions
13.5ʺW × 5ʺD × 18ʺH
Styles
Baroque
Frame Type
Framed
Period
Mid 18th Century
Country of Origin
Germany
Item Type
Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Materials
Etching
Condition
Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
Color
Army Green
Condition Notes
As part of its authentic 18th-century printmaking process, this large-paper plate retains its historical character. The print features vibrant, period-correct hand-coloring and gold highlights that remain remarkably well-preserved.
