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Abraham Bosse

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Engraving of a lavish banquet with guests at a long table, a servant with a dish, columns and a garden view beyond.

Feast in Honor of the Prodigal Son

Engraving of a young couple by a fountain with a cupid, a formal garden behind them, and French verse below.

Youth, from The Four Ages of Man

n.d.

Engraving of five seated women in a candlelit interior by a fireplace, one reading, with oil lamps on a table.

Les Vierges sages, Nul vain objet...

Etching of fashionably dressed visitors entering a stone prison, with ragged prisoners, a chained man, and barred windows.

Gentry Visiting a Prison

Engraved allegorical portrait of a man with a club beside a lion and rooster, with a battle scene and chariots in the backgro

Louis XIII as Hercules

Engraving of a young man in a plumed hat taking leave of his seated father in a columned room, with a departing traveler outs

The Prodigal Son Bids Farewell to his Father

Engraving of a seated young man embraced by a woman in a richly furnished room, with a wine glass, a child, and a dog nearby.

The Prodigal Son in a House of Ill-Repute

Engraving of a young man with a staff seated under a tree, with pigs grazing in a landscape beyond.

The Prodigal Son as a Swineherd

Engraving of a kneeling son embraced by his father on a colonnaded terrace, with a woman, musician and dog nearby.

The Prodigal Son Received by his Father

Engraving of a seated father embracing his returning son in an elegant columned interior, with attendants and a garden view.

The Prodigal Son's Father Orders the Best Robe and the Slaughter of the Fatted Calf

Engraving of a grand feast in a columned hall, with seated guests at a table, a standing man in a plumed hat, and a musician

The Feast Celebrating the Return of the Prodigal Son

Engraving of an elegant couple smelling flowers on a terrace above a formal garden, with dogs and a draped curtain.

Odoratus, L'Ordorat

Engraving of a dying man in a canopied bed with a skeleton and demons, while mourners and a priest stand nearby in a room.

The Death of the Rich Man

mid-17th century

Etching of a lavish banquet with seated diners in feathered hats, a standing servant, and a garden view through a window.

The Banquet of the Rich Man, plate 1 from "The Parable of Dives and Lazarus" (La Parabole du mauvais Riche et de Lazare)

mid to late 17th century

Engraving of visitors in period dress gathered by a bed where a sick person lies, with a child and a caption below.

Visiting the Sick

Engraving of Minerva with a shield and coat of arms, a putto painting it, and putti holding garlands beside monogram cartouch

Minerva and the Arms of François Sublet de Noyers Painted by the Genius of Painting

mid to late 17th century

Engraving of elegant diners in plumed hats at a banquet table, a servant with a lantern at left, and beggars seen through a d

The Banquet of the Rich Man

mid to late 17th century

Engraving of a seated man in an interior giving clothing to a ragged family approaching from the right, with verses below.

Clothing Beggars (Vêtir les nus)

Engraving of well-dressed figures giving water to ragged beggars in a courtyard, with a fountain and classical building behin

Giving Drink to the Thirsty (Donner à boire à ceux qui ont soif), from "Les Oeuvres de miséricorde"

Engraving of a funeral procession of clergy and mourners crossing a cobbled courtyard toward an arched gateway.

Burying the Dead (Enseveliir les morts), from "Acts of Mercy" (Les Oeuvres de Miséricorde)

Engraving of a dying man in a canopied bed with a skeleton and demons, watched by a clergyman and mourning women in a room.

Death of the Rich Man (La Mort du mauvais riche)

Engraving of finely dressed visitors entering a stone prison past a jailer with keys, while ragged prisoners sit inside the c

Visiting the Prisoners (Visiter les prisonniers)

Engraving of visitors in a plain room comforting a sick man lying in a curtained bed, with a child and attendant nearby.

Visiting the Sick (Visiter les malades), from "Acts of Mercy" (Les Oeuvres de Miséricorde)