FURBY Charles-Jean (1891-1975) - "Impavidum ferient ruinae" (If the world collapsed broken, its ruins would strike him without frightening him). Allegory. 1942. Original etching and drypoint in the spirit of Rembrandt. Signed and dated in the plate. Nice proof on cream wove paper, numbered 114/180 and countersigned in pencil by the artist. In the lower right corner in point "Charles-Jean Furby drew and engraved this plate in etching and drypoint inspired by R. van Ryjn and the afflictions of the present time". Margins. Nice condition. 33 x 24,5 cm. Condition A.
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FURBY Charles-Jean (1891-1975) - "Impavidum ferient ruinae" (If the world collapsed broken, its ruins would strike him without frightening him). Allegory. 1942. Original etching and drypoint in the spirit of Rembrandt. Signed and dated in the plate. Nice proof on cream wove paper, numbered 114/180 and countersigned in pencil by the artist. In the lower right corner in point "Charles-Jean Furby drew and engraved this plate in etching and drypoint inspired by R. van Ryjn and the afflictions of the present time". Margins. Nice condition. 33 x 24,5 cm. Condition A.