Claude Lorrain (1600-1682) — Antique print, etching | Harbour scene with rising sun, published after 1635, 1 p.

Mirrored image in respect to the drawing in the Liber Veritatis (London, British Museum, inv. 1957,1214.11). Harbour scene; in foreground figures on shore, boats moored alongside, including rowing boat with figures at centre, and beyond at left buildings, including the Arch of Titus. Inscribed on the top of the arch: TITVS.The related painting in the Hermitage was made for Charles Beaumanoir, Bishop of Le Mans, who is recorded in Rome in 1635 and it is therefore likely that this etching dates from then rather than 1634 which is a date found written (probably after the artist's death) on some proofs, see Michael Kitson, review of Lino Mannocci, ‘The Etchings of Claude Lorrain’, "Print Quarterly", 7, 1990, p. 461.The signature is not there yet. Rather fresh impression.[NL] Havenscène; op de voorgrond figuren op de wal, langszij afgemeerde boten, waaronder een roeiboot met figuren in het midden, en linksachter gebouwen, waaronder de Boog van Titus. Antieke prent naar Claude Lorrain.