The Annunciation

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Print Album. The Annunciation. Caraglio, Jacopo, printmaker (Italian, 1498/1500-1565). After Vecellio, Tiziano (Italian, 1489/90-1576). Engraving, circa 1530 to before 1539. Notes: After a (lost) painting by Titian. Alternative Number(s): Bartsch; 3. Illustrated Bartsch; 3 (67). Illustrated Bartsch Commentary; 2802.003. Part Of: P.4122-R; Italian Old Prints.
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