A complete set of a Stations of the Cross in 15 original line engravings, drawn by José Camarón and engraved by Vicente Capilla. Each sheet carries below the title of the station and a devotional quatrain, from the First Station to the Last, with the Entombment; the series opens with a subject of two angels before the cross.
A complete set of a Stations of the Cross in 15 original line engravings, drawn by José Camarón and engraved by Vicente Capilla. Each sheet carries below the title of the station and a devotional quatrain, from the First Station to the Last, with the Entombment; the series opens with a subject of two angels before the cross.
José Camarón Bonanat (Segorbe, 1731-Valencia, 1803) and Vicente Capilla y Gil (Valencia, 1767-1817) were two central figures of the Royal Academy of San Carlos. Complete sets of this Stations of the Cross are uncommon on the market: single sheets are the rule.
Medium: Copper engraving (burin)
Artist / after: José Camarón
Engraver: Vicente Capilla
Date: 18th century
Dimensions: 7.3 x 10.4 in (18.5 x 26.5 cm) each sheet
Condition: Complete set in good condition, with slight wear visible in the photographs; the sixth station has a small cut on the right side held on the verso with adhesive tape. Paper somewhat toned at the edges and corners.