Giulio CARPIONI (Venice 1613-Vicenza 1679) "Sant'Antonio da Padova" Original etching signed in plate on the bottom left in a box "Carpioni Veneto" and with the address of the Paduan publisher Matteo Cadorin, from a subject by Carpioni himself attributable to the canvas painted for the Magré altar of the Church of San Lorenzo in Vicenza. Beautiful specimen printed on a portion of laid paper bearing "Tre Lune" filigree similar to Heawood 865, attributable to seventeenth-century Venetian paper production, trimmed to the framing line without any loss, with two slight stains at the height of the knee of the Saint and various others on the verso, where there is also the stamp of the Georg Denzel collection. Bibliography: Bartsch “Le Peintre-Graveur” Vienna 1820 vol.XX page 185 n ° 11. D'Amico "Venetian engravers from the 15th to the 18th century" Bologna 1980 page 64 n ° 281. Heawood "Monumenta chartae papyraceae" Hilversum 1986 No. 865. Measurements in mm: approximately 214 x 140