Circa 1608
First plate of a set with a title, a dedication and thirty-three subjects titled Tutte le parti del corpo humano diviso in piu pezzi, published by Justus Sadeler
Original etching
112 × 152 mm, thread margins
Very fine impression, probably of the first state (of 2) according to Clifton, with Fialetti’s monogram in the lower left corner and prior to the number A2 N°208 (cf. Clifton), small printer’s crease on the top right and spot on the right part of the upper edge
Reference: Clifton, 2005, cat. 24, Bartsch XVII-210