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Study of Six Heads and a Milkmaid, Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin French, Etching
Study of Six Heads and a Milkmaid
Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin
After Jean Jacques de Boissieu
1816
The Melancholic Man, Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin (?) French, Etching
The Melancholic Man
Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin
After Jean Jacques de Boissieu
ca. 1800
Rembrandt and his Wife (copy), Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin French, Etching
Rembrandt and his Wife (copy)
Etcher Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin
After Rembrandt (Rembrandt van Rijn)
1786–1844
Onze Etudes de têtes gravées à l'eau-forte par et d'après J.J. de Boissieu (Album of Eleven Head Studies)
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1817
Title page: Onze Etudes de têtes gravées à l'eau-forte. Par et d'après J. J. de Boissieu
Multiple artists/makers
1817
Three-Quarter Bust of a Man (Le mélancolique)
Multiple artists/makers
1817
Study of Five Heads
Multiple artists/makers
1817 (?)
Study of Eight Heads
Multiple artists/makers
1817 (?)
Study of Six Heads and a Milkmaid
Multiple artists/makers
1817 (?)
Study of Three Figures
Multiple artists/makers
1817(?)
Study of Nine Heads
Multiple artists/makers
1817
Study of Thirteen Figures
Multiple artists/makers
1817(?)
Study of Six Heads
Multiple artists/makers
1817(?)
Study of Nine Heads
Multiple artists/makers
1817(?)
Study of Heads: Six Men and a Dog
Multiple artists/makers
1917(?)
William Pendrill of Boscobel in the County of Salop
Etcher Chevalier Ignace Joseph de Claussin
After Anonymous, British, 17th century
Sitter William Penderel
1800–44

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