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François Tallemant, Etienne Picart French, Engraving
François Tallemant
Etienne Picart
After Robert Nanteuil
17th century
The birth of the Virgin; woman seated with an infant in her lap, numerous women surrounding her, angels above, after Reni, Etienne Picart French, Engraving
The birth of the Virgin; woman seated with an infant in her lap, numerous women surrounding her, angels above, after Reni
Etienne Picart
After Guido Reni
Publisher Pierre Drevet
1677
Ecce Homo with three angels, Etienne Picart French, Engraving
Ecce Homo with three angels
Etienne Picart
After Francesco Albani
1652–1721
Saints Peter and Paul in prison, Etienne Picart French, Engraving
Saints Peter and Paul in prison
Etienne Picart
After Ciro Ferri
1660–1721
The Concert
Etienne Picart
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
1650–1721
Playing a Game of Ombre
Bernard Picart
sold by Etienne Picart
early 18th century
Le Jeu du Pied de Boeuf
Bernard Picart
sold by Etienne Picart
1709
Ecce Homo, Christ with his wrists bound, holding a cane in his left hand, an oval composition
Engraved by Etienne Picart
After Francesco Albani
ca. 1670–1700
Mystic marriage of Saint Catherine, Saint Sebastian at right and his martyrdom at left in the background
Etienne Picart
After Correggio (Antonio Allegri)
ca. 1650–1721
The Concert, two men playing instruments, one holding a book of music at center, a child at right making a silencing gesture
Etienne Picart
After Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
ca. 1652–1721
The Separation of Saint Peter and Saint Paul
Etienne Picart
After Giovanni Lanfranco
1679
Saint John the Baptist, crouching at right alongside a sheep, preaching to a crowd in a landscape at left
Etienne Picart
After Pier Francesco Mola
ca. 1650–1721

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