Jacques Callot / Jacques Jean Pasquier, comprehensive series of twelve engravings known as "La Petite Passion", depicting Christ's stations: 1° The Last Supper. The washing of the feet. The Garden of Olives. Judas' betrayal 2° Jesus before Caiaphas. The scourging. The crown of thorns. Presentation to the people 3° Washing of the hands. Jesus carrying the cross. The crucifixion. The death of the Man God. All signed "Callot" in the plate. All proofs in 18th century reprint, circa 1750. 13 x 10 cm Formerly mounted at the corners on a large 17th century folio sheet, screened and watermarked "Blauw". Preserved inking but tears at the bottom. 47 x 31 cm

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