The Annunciation

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Print Album. The Annunciation. Tibaldi, Domenico (Domenico Pellegrini); (Italian, 1541-1583). Carracci, Agostino, formerly attributed (Italian, 1557-1602). Samacchini, Orazio, after (Italian, 1532-1577). Engraving, circa 1579. Notes: This print is very close to Agostino's engraving of the same subject, Bartsch number 7. However, Mariette and Bohlin thought the two print were executed by two different artists. The question remains about which one is the original and which the copy. Because Agostino's is signed, it is likely that he copied from Tibaldi, his employer at the time. Alternative Number(s): Bartsch; 8 Carracci's ouvre. Bohlin (Carracci); R 54. Illustrated Bartsch; 8 (40) Carracci's ouvre. Illustrated Bartsch Commentary; 3903.006.
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