“Prints and Drawings”

An upstairs exhibition of prints and drawings by Italian, French and Flemish minor masters of the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries is of more than casual interest. Of particular note are a wash figure grouping by Giovanni-Battista Cipriani (a student of Bartolozzi); a sensuously modeled pen and ink figure study by the sixteenth century Florentine painter-poet-musician-architect, Lodovico Cardi (Cigoli); carefully delineated renderings of hands by the sixteenth century anatomist, Voecher Coiter; and a delicate, imaginative Fantastic Landscape by the seventeenth century Flemish follower of Brueghels, Roeland Savery.

––Arthur Secunda