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Frontispiece, from The Martyrdoms of the Apostles by Jacques Callot — VisualArtsDB

Frontispiece, from The Martyrdoms of the Apostles

Frontispiece, from The Martyrdoms of the Apostles

1612–1635

Medium: Etching on paper
Dimensions: Image/sheet, cut within platemark: 7.1 × 4.5 cm (2 13/16 × 1 13/16 in.)
Genre: etching
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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printprints and drawingetchingpaper (fiber product)

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A Mother with her Three Children, plate 18 from The Beggars

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Jesus Before Caiaphas, from The Small Passion

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The Duel with Swords, from The Caprices

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The Cavern of Brigands, from The Caprices

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The Gentleman with a Coat, Posing with Hands on Hips, from The Caprices

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Christ's Entry into Jerusalem, from The New Testament

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem, from The New Testament

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The Gentleman in a Fur-Trimmed Mantle, Holding his Hands Behind his Back, plate seven from La Noblesse

The Gentleman in a Fur-Trimmed Mantle, Holding his Hands Behind his Back, plate seven from La Noblesse

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Frontispiece, from Various Scenes Designed in Florence

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The Annunciation, from The Life of the Virgin

The Annunciation, from The Life of the Virgin

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