Feliks Stanislaw Jasinski (1862 Ząbkow in Podlasie - 1901 Puteaux), Madonna with Child and St. John the Baptist according to Sandro Botticelli, 1890.

etching/paper
Size: 17 x 12.5 cm (in light passe-partout)
Inscribed on panel, at bottom: 'Peint par Botticelli Gravé par Jasinski; French title (the work was published in France with a letterpress print, this print before the title inscription was applied): 'La Vierge, L'Enfant et Saint Jean'; printed by Ch. Wittmann Imprimérie, Paris between 1891 and 1907, published by Jules Hautecoeur

Condition
framed

Literature
Leopold Wellisz, Felix-Stanislas Jasinski graveur, Paris 1934, cat. no. 44, p. 99

Biography
Stayed in Belgium from 1863-1871, and then from 1871 in Cracow, where he studied drawing with E. Lepszy. From 1880 or 1881 he studied painting in Brussels under M. van Alphen. After a year, he went to Paris, where he joined the Academie Julian. In 1889, he was awarded a first-class gold medal at the Blanc et Noir exhibition in Paris. In 1900, he received a gold medal at the Universal Exhibition in Paris. According to J. Jaworska, Jasinski was one of the most outstanding reproductive printmakers in Europe.