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Title: Histoire de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament
Author:
Maistre de Sacy Royaumont (French)
Publisher:
Henri-Léon Curmer (French, 1801–1870)
Printer:
Imprimerie et Fonderie de A. Everat (French)
Illustrator:
Adrien Louis Marie Cavelier (French, Paris 1785–1867)
Illustrator:
Emile-Charles Wattier (French, Paris 1800–1868 Paris)
Illustrator:
Jean-François Bloisselat (French, 1812–1851)
Illustrator:
Alexandre-Gustave-Adolphe Levasseur (French, Paris, 19th century)
Illustrator:
Coindre (French)
Illustrator:
Tellier (French)
Illustrator:
Camille Rogier (French, Meynes 1810–1893 Paris)
Illustrator:
Alcide-Joseph Lorentz (French, born Paris, 1813)
Illustrator:
Jean Best (French, Toul 1808–1879 Paris)
Illustrator:
Henri Guillaume Chatillon (French, Paris 1780–1856 Versailles)
Illustrator:
Victor Adam (French, 1801–1866)
Illustrator:
Louis-Henri de Rudder (French, 1807–1881)
Illustrator:
Achille-Jacques-Jean-Marie Devéria (French, Paris 1800–1857 Paris)
Illustrator:
Léon-Emmanuel-Joseph-Simon de Laborde (French, Paris 1807–1869 Beauregard à Fontenay)
Illustrator:
Jean-Alfred-Gérard Seguin (French, Paris 1805–1875 Paris)
Illustrator:
Charles Marville (French, Paris 1813–1879 Paris)
Illustrator:
Brocas (French)
Illustrator:
Philibert Langlois (French)
Illustrator:
Joseph-Marie Foussereau (French, born Paris, 1809)
Illustrator:
Antoine Laurent Thomas Vaudoyer (French, Paris 1756–1846 Paris)
Illustrator:
Mlle. Langlois (French)
Illustrator:
Louis Marckl (French, born Paris, 1807)
Illustrator:
Ernest Meissonier (French, Lyons 1815–1891 Paris)
Illustrator:
Tony Johannot (French, Offenbach 1803–1852 Paris)
Illustrator:
Jules David (French, Paris 1808–1892 Paris)
Date: 1835
Medium: Wood engraving
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of Max Berman, 1980
Object Number: 1980.1003
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