JOHANNES VISSCHER (DUTCH 1633/4 - 1712) AFTER NICHOLAES BERCHEM (HAARLEM 1620 - 1683 AMSTERDAM)
A farrier shoeing a horse
etching and engraving on paper, the fourth from a set of eight plates, representing scenes of herding after Berchem.
inscribed on the plate 4 (lower right)
317 x 411 mm (sheet)

Together with two other Dutch prints, one by Bernard Picart (formerly attributed to Rembrandt) after a drawing by Samuel van Hoogstraten, Judas receiving the Silver, and a frontispiece from the series by Paulus Potter Cows and Bulls.
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