Jacques callot

Marking: On verso at bottom center: The Metropolitan Museum of Art stampOn verso at right center: E. De T. Bechtel Collector's stampOn verso at lower right: J.S.M. Collector's stamp of Junius S

DescriptionEnvy: female figure with hair ending up in snakes, and with snake coiled around right arm, walking to right whilst eating an apple; with demon hovering over, and dog preceding her; on white ground. c.1618/25 Etching, with some engraving

Anger. "7 Deadly Sins". Callot. etch:engrav.(small). BM | Flickr

Jacques Callot | Small male figure playing a wind instrument from the series 'Varie figure gobbi' | ca. 1621–25

Jacques Callot "Les Gueux: l'aveugle et son chien (The Beggars: Blind Man and His Dog)" Photo: Museum Of Fine Arts, Houston

Jacques Callot, "Grotesque Satire"

Оригинал взят у kardiologn в Prince of Darkness, 1946. The Temptation of St Anthony by Jacques Callot, 1630 Взято у maavpa Спасибо френду prostopusto

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Envy: female figure with hair ending up in snakes, and with snake coiled around r arm, walking to r whilst eating an apple; with demon hovering over, and dog preceeding her; on white ground. c.1618/25 Etching, with some engraving

Jacques Callot | La Paysanne Torunée a Droite, la Main Tendue en Avant (The Peasant Woman Turned to the Right, her Hand Extended Forward), from Varie Figure (Various Figures), plate 9 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Jacques Callot, c. 1622