"Condimenta Parat"  Condimentum in translation from Latin: Spices  Parat: procure  Copper etching by Johanna Sibylla Kuesel (1650-1717). She was a niece to Maria Sibylla Merian.  After getting married to Johann Ulrich Krauss, she changed her signature to "Kraussin".  It was the time when European ships returned from Asia loaded with never  before known and very much appreciated spices. A going saying was, that pepper and gold were of same value. Here we are looking at a harbor city with arriving sailships.

Masterprint, Genre, Spices, Salt, Kraussin

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"Condimenta Parat"

Condimentum in translation from Latin: Spices

Parat: procure

Copper etching by Johanna Sibylla Kuesel (1650-1717). She was a niece to Maria Sibylla Merian.

After getting married to Johann Ulrich Krauss, she changed her signature to "Kraussin".

It was the time when European ships returned from Asia loaded with never  before known and very much appreciated spices. A going saying was, that pepper and gold were of same value. Here we are looking at a harbor city with arriving sailships.

Original antique print 

Narrow margins all around. Paper with age patina. Some light creasing along edges without touching image.

Image measurement: 13 cm (ca. 5.1")

 


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