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ZG 20 -
Spanjorska - Spanish Woman
1884
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Zorngallery.se - Sweden
Previous Spanjorska 20 Karl Asplund 1920 in Swedish & English
International Spanish Woman 18 Hjert & Hjert 1980 in English & Swedish
Catalogue Espagnole 16 Loys Delteil 1909 in French (before 1909)
References Spanierin 8 Schubert-Soldern in German (before 1905)
Motif from After the watercolour "Donna Filemona Sainz" by Zorn 1884
Executed In a studio in Madrid 1884 (BN) - but reversed from painting
Signed on Plate Signed “Z” on the lower right corner
Plate Size 175 x 119 mm
Plate Destroyed After 1909 (LD) but before 1920 (A)
Plate Archived With Zorn Collections (Mora, Sweden)
1 état / state - 2-5 copies / Rarity
Reproducerat hos Delteil. Före nedan nämnda arbeten.
Reproduced in Delteil. Before the work mentioned below.
2 état / state - 2-5 copies / Rarity
Talrika arbeten med tunna streck över flera delar av ansiktet, på kragen till vänster i jämnhöjd med halsen, i bakgrunden till vänster. Ett förlupet streck korsar mantillan till höger och en del av ansiktet.
Much work, with thin lines over several parts of the face, on the collar to the left on a level with the throat, on the background to the left. A fugitive line crosses the mantilla to the right and a part of the face.
3 état / state - 5-15 copies / Rarity
Reproducerat här och hos Asplund och H&H. Nämnda streck bortpolerat. Plåtkanten avfasad och med rundade hörn.
Reproduced here and in Asplund and H&H. The fugitive line obliterated. The plate-edge bevelled and the corners rounded.
Total number of copies sold at major auctions 1985 - 2006 = 4 copies
Some major Exhibitions with this etching
1906 Galeries Durand-Ruel, Paris
1952 Bibliothéque National de France (Paris)
1979 Spencer Museum of Art (Kansas, USA)
2002 Zorn Collections (Mora)
Some Museum Collections with this etching
Art Institute of Chicago – 1 state (1), 3 state (2)
Bibliothéque National de France (Paris) – 3 state
Hungarian National Museum (Budapest) – 3 state
Swedish National Museum (Stockholm) – 3 state
Zorn Collections (Mora) – 1 state (1), 2 state (1) and 3 state (2)