Etching, Stefano Della Bella (Florence 1610- 1664 Florence). Etching Signed on the lower left depicting scenes of everyday life and popular. Bottom written pencil pointing to the numbering of the annotated catalog "De Vesme Alexande" 145x135 mm. Devoid of the frame. Good copper Etching. Schoolboy sculptor Giambologna, was an autodidact who began to study the Callot which was greatly influenced. It can be considered as a pure graphic of his time as he devoted himself entirely to the etchings an

Etching, Stefano Della Bella (Florence 1610- 1664 Florence). Etching Signed on the lower left depicting scenes of everyday life and popular. Bottom written pencil pointing to the numbering of the annotated catalog "De Vesme Alexande" 145x135 mm. Devoid of the frame. Good copper Etching. Schoolboy sculptor Giambologna, was an autodidact who began to study the Callot which was greatly influenced. It can be considered as a pure graphic of his time as he devoted himself entirely to the etchings and the drawings. Well-known in France was an attentive observer of all his Italian contemporaries, Flemish, French and worked a lot for French printers. Rome, Florence, Paris, saw him work with great success. His works are cataloged in "De Vesme Alexande" Mm 100x72. In frame 24,5x16 cm.