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Painter, Decoration painter, Ornamentation painter, Glass painter

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      • Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617): Le massacre fait à Nismes en Languedoc le i. Doctobre 1567 en la nuit
        May. 18, 2022

        Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617): Le massacre fait à Nismes en Languedoc le i. Doctobre 1567 en la nuit

        Est: -

        Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617) Le massacre fait à Nismes en Languedoc le i. Doctobre 1567 en la nuit Woodcut - mm 486 x 313 Plate from "Histoires diverses qui sont mémorables touchant les Guerres, Massacres & Troubles advenus en France en ces dernières années" published in 1569 - 70 by Jacques Tortorel" Impression con margini laterali ricostruiti.

        Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
      • Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617): Anne du Bourg, conseiller du Parlement de Paris brûlé a S. Ian en Greue le 21. Decembre 1559
        May. 18, 2022

        Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617): Anne du Bourg, conseiller du Parlement de Paris brûlé a S. Ian en Greue le 21. Decembre 1559

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        Jean-Jacques Perissin (1536 - 1617) Anne du Bourg, conseiller du Parlement de Paris brûlé a S. Ian en Greue le 21. Decembre 1559 Woodcut – mm 490 x 320 Plate from "Histoires diverses qui sont mémorables touchant les Guerres, Massacres & Troubles advenus en France en ces dernières années" published in 1569 - 70 by Jacques Tortorel" Impression with reconstructed lateral margins, with some stains and restoration in the central part.

        Bertolami Fine Art s.r.l.
      • TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen gedenckwirdiger historien von Kried, mord und aufrueren welche sich diese verloffene nechste tail iaren hehr in francreich zugetragen. Vol. I (all published).
        Jun. 19, 2007

        TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen gedenckwirdiger historien von Kried, mord und aufrueren welche sich diese verloffene nechste tail iaren hehr in francreich zugetragen. Vol. I (all published).

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen gedenckwirdiger historien von Kried, mord und aufrueren welche sich diese verloffene nechste tail iaren hehr in francreich zugetragen. Vol. I (all published). [Geneva: J. de Laon?, ca 1570.] Oblong 2 o (390 x 510 mm). Title within woodcut border and 39 plates with letterpress text in German at bottom, comprising 26 woodcut and 13 engraved plates (four backed with paper, several with small marginal repairs.) Contemporary calf, blind-tooled and partly gilt, each cover formed by two panels different in design and covered with roll borders, smaller panels, portraits, medallions and coats-of-arms, the front cover with initials J.G.C.Z.B. above coat-of-arms and dated 1571 (rebacked, some rubbing and wear). Provenance : possibly Johann Georg Churfuerst zu Brandenburg (initials on binding); Johannes Fridericus Güntter de Sternegg (armorial bookplate); Prince Lichtenstein (small inkstamp on title margin and on verso of three plates); Cornelius J. Hauck (bookplate, purchased from Emil Offenbacher, 14 April 1959). A COMPLETE SET OF TOTOREL AND PERRISSIN'S IMPORTANT RENAISSANCE WORK, the German-language issue, with letterpress text beneath each image. The scenes are from the life of Henry II of France from 1559 to 1570 and show, in graphic detail, the many massacres and battles of the French Wars of Religion. The work was designed as Protestant propaganda to expose the atrocities of the Catholics. The Lyonese artists Totorel and Perrissin created the copper-plates and employed Jacques Le Chaleux to cut the woodblocks as unreversed copies of the engraved plates. Three versions--Latin, French and German--were issued, and plates were sold individually and in sets. The engravings enjoyed such success that the printers commissioned woodcut copies of the worn copper-plates. The present copy is preserved in a contemporary dated binding. Brunet V:892-95; Fairfax Murray German 415; Harvard/Mortimer 421; Robert Dumesil, Le peintre graveur VI:47-69.

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      • TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen
        Jun. 27, 2006

        TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen

        Est: $15,000 - $20,000

        TORTOREL, Jacques and Jean PERRISSIN (ca 1536-1611). Der Erste Tail. Mancher layen gedenckwirdiger historien von Kried, mord und aufrueren welche sich diese verloffene nechste tail iaren hehr in francreich zugetragen. Vol. I (all published). [Geneva: J. de Laon?, ca 1570.] Oblong 2 o (390 x 510 mm). Title within woodcut border and 39 plates with letterpress text in German at bottom, comprising 26 woodcut and 13 engraved plates (four backed with paper, several with small marginal repairs.) Contemporary calf, blind-tooled and partly gilt, each cover formed by two panels different in design and covered with roll borders, smaller panels, portraits, medallions and coats-of-arms, the front cover with initials J.G.C.Z.B. above coat-of-arms and dated 1571 (rebacked, some rubbing and wear). Provenance: possibly Johann Georg Churfuerst zu Brandenburg (initials on binding); Johannes Fridericus Güntter de Sternegg (armorial bookplate); Prince Lichtenstein (small inkstamp on title margin and on verso of three plates); purchased from Emil Offenbacher, 14 April 1959. A COMPLETE SET OF TOTOREL AND PERRISSIN'S IMPORTANT RENAISSANCE WORK, the German-language issue, with letterpress text beneath each image. The scenes are from the life of Henry II of France from 1559 to 1570 and show, in graphic detail, the many massacres and battles of the French Wars of Religion. The work was designed as Protestant propaganda to expose the atrocities of the Catholics. The Lyonese artists Totorel and Perrissin created the copper-plates and employed Jacques Le Chaleux to cut the woodblocks as unreversed copies of the engraved plates. Three versions--Latin, French and German--were issued, and plates were sold individually and in sets. The engravings enjoyed such success that the printers commissioned woodcut copies of the worn copper-plates. The present copy is preserved in a contemporary dated binding. Brunet V:892-95; Fairfax Murray German 415; Harvard/Mortimer 421; Robert Dumesil, Le peintre graveur VI:47-69.

        Christie's
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