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241 - Jacques Callot
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Jacques Callot (Nancy 1592–1635) GROUP OF FIVE ETCHINGS, 1620–1633 Etching on paper, , 1. THE HOSPICE From the series *I Capricci*. Nancy edition, 1620–1621. First state of two. Literature: Lieure 465. Provenance: Quattrifolio, Milan, Italy. Accompanied by signed documentation. Dimensions: approximately 55 × 80 mm 2. CAP. BABEO AND CUCUBA From the series *Balli di Sfessania*, approximately 1621. First state of two. Literature: Lieure 394. Provenance: Quattrifolio, Milan, Italy. Accompanied by signed documentation. Dimensions: approximately 70 × 90 mm 3. CHRIST CARRYING THE CROSS TO CALVARY From the series *La Grande Passion*, 1618. Signed on the plate. Second state of three. Literature: Lieure 286. Provenance: Gallerie Salamon Agustoni Algranti, Milan, auction held on October 28, 1985, as documented by the accompanying auction sale record. Dimensions: approximately 116 × 215 mm From the series *Les Grandes Misères de la Guerre*, 1633, plate no. 6. Second state of three. Hunting horn watermark. Literature: Lieure 1344. Provenance: Quattrifolio, Milan, Italy. Accompanied by signed documentation. Dimensions: approximately 83 × 190 mm 5. PLUNDERING AND BURNING A VILLAGE From the series *Les Grandes Misères de la Guerre*, 1633, plate no. 7. Third state of three. Literature: Lieure 1345. Provenance: Finarte, Milan, auction no. 355, December 3, 1980, catalog no. 11, as documented by the accompanying original auction sale record. Lot consisting of five etchings on paper, accompanied by historical provenance documentation. Dimensions: approximately 85 × 190 mm
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