[REMBRANDT]. Lot of eight incisions derived from Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669). 18th-19th century. Interesting set of eight engravings taken from renowned etchings by Rembrandt, including counterpart copies and eighteenth-nineteenth-century derivations from some of the most well-known religious subjects and self-portraits of the master. The lot documents the extraordinary fortune of Rembrandt's graphic work and its diffusion through copies and reprints made in the following centuries. Includes: Peter and John heal the cripple, copy to counterpart; Jan Uytenbogaert, the Goldweiger, copy of the 19th century; Self-Portrait with Plumed Cap and Lowered Sabre, copy of the 19th century; The return of the prodigal son, copy to counterpart; Self-Portrait with Plumed Cap and Lowered Sabre, nineteenth-century copy from the second reduced state, published by Georg Leopold Hertel; The mantle of Joseph brought to Jacob, a copy to the opposite; Christ and the Samaritan at the well, a copy of the 19th century; portrait of Rembrandt, probably by Francesco Polanzani (1700-1783). 8 engravings. Miscellaneous measures (8)