Who created "Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs"?

Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs was created by Anonymous, Flemish|Abraham van Diepenbeeck|Hans Vredeman de Vries in 17th century.

What medium is "Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs"?

Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs is Pen and brown ink, black chalk, brush and brown and gray wash.

Is "Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs" in the public domain?

Yes, Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs

Q: When was "Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs" created?

This artwork was created 17th century.

Anonymous, Flemish|Abraham van Diepenbeeck|Hans Vredeman de Vries

17th century

Medium

Pen and brown ink, black chalk, brush and brown and gray wash

Dimensions

various (see individual records)

Classification

Drawings|Ornament & Architecture|Prints

Department

Drawings and Prints

Museum

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

Credit

Frits and Rita Markus Fund, 2014

Accession Number

2014.658.1–.17

Tags

TombsCrucifixionCoat of ArmsChrist

Art Historical Context

This 17th-century Flemish portfolio, housed in the Metropolitan Museum of's Drawings and Prints department, gathers an intriguing assortment of drawings and prints depicting tombs and epitaphs Attributed to anonymous Flemish artists alongside masters like Abraham van Diepenbeeck skilled engraver known for his meticulous religious scenes—and Hans Vredeman Vries, famed for his innovative architectural perspectives, the collection showcases ornate funerary designs. Acquired through the Frits and Rita Markus in 2014, it reflects the era's fascination with monumental memorials blending architecture...

Portfolio with drawings and prints of tombs and epitaphs

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