Susanna and the Elders-Aleksei Egorovich Egorov-Early 19th Century Lithograph after etching

Susanna and the Elders-Aleksei Egorovich Egorov-Early 19th Century Lithograph after etching An early 19th-century lithographic facsimile of Susanna and the Elders after an etching by Russian artist Aleksei Egorovich Egorov. The composition depicts the biblical episode of Susanna confronted by the two elders. The sheet is a lithographic reproduction of an original intaglio print with a simulated surrounding the image. Another impression of this composition is preserved in the National Art Museum of Moldova (inv. RP-10874). Aleksei Egorovich Egorov (1776–1851) was a Russian Neoclassical painter and draughtsman who studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg and later worked in Rome. He became particularly known for religious and historical compositions distinguished by strong academic figure drawing and classical influence. Poor condition. Age-related coloration and handling marks throughout. The margins have stains, minor wear, tears, creases, and other edge damages. Minor scattered soiling is also present. The image remains generally intact. Unframed. Please refer to the pictures for condition. — Details: • Artist: Aleksei Egorovich Egorov (1776–1851) • Title: Susanna and the Elders • Date: Early 19th century • Medium: Lithographic facsimile after an etching on paper • Inscriptions: – Lower left within image: Egorov monogram – Lower left margin: Faint pencil inscription • Dimensions: – Paper: 17 × 10.75 in – Image: 9.25 × 7.25 in • Condition: Poor. Age-related coloration and handling marks throughout. The margins have stains, minor wear, tears, creases, and other edge damages. Minor scattered soiling is also present. The image remains generally intact. • Framing: Unframed — Disclaimer: I have conducted thorough research to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of this work to the best of my ability. However, it is sold as is, with no guarantees or warranties regarding its provenance or historical attribution. Keywords: Russian Art, Neoclassical Art, Biblical Art, Religious Art, Antique Print, Figure Study, Academic Art, Christian Art, Bible Scene, Old Testament Art, Russian School, Classical Figure, Antique Religious Additional Keywords: Lithographic Facsimile, Academic Classicism