Religious Etching/Engraving attributed to Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo

This item is an unframed, matted monochrome print, likely an etching or engraving, depicting a religious scene reminiscent of the Rest on the Flight into Egypt or an Adoration scene. The print features a central group of figures, including what appears to be the Virgin Mary with a halo, holding the infant Christ, and Saint Joseph (also with a halo) kneeling before them. Other figures, possibly angels or attendants, are visible to the right, partially obscured by a dense grove of trees or large foliage that dominates the right half of the composition. The style is highly detailed with rich cross-hatching and fine lines, typical of 18th-century printmaking. The light source appears to emanate from the upper left, casting rays diagonally across the scene and highlighting the figures. The print's condition shows signs of age, with some visible fading, particularly in the lighter areas, and potential discoloration or foxing. There are faint lines or possible creases in the upper left quadrant. The paper appears to be laid down on a white mat, which suggests it has been previously framed or prepared for framing. The overall artistic quality indicates a skilled hand, consistent with established printmakers of the Baroque or Rococo periods. The precise dimensions are not provided, but it appears to be a medium-sized print, suitable for display. The 'faded and worn' context provided suggests overall age-related natural degradation. The work exhibits meticulous craftsmanship in the rendering of figures, drapery, and natural elements, showcasing the printmaker's mastery of the medium.