Jacques Callot (Nancy, France, 1592-1635) and Louise Pithoud (Active in France c…

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Jacques Callot (Nancy, France, 1592-1635) and Louise Pithoud (Active in France c.1780) after the work of Jean Guillaume Moitte. The Slaughter of the Incocents AND Frieze with classical motifs. Jacques Callot (Nancy, France, 1592-1635) and Louise Pithoud (Active in France c.1780) after work by Jean Guillaume Moitte. The Slaughter of the Incocents AND Frieze with classical motifs. Lot of two etching and aquatint engravings. 13 x 11 cm.

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Jacques Callot (Nancy, France, 1592-1635) and Louise Pithoud

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