Denis-Sébastien Leroy, Chataigner et Langlois le jeune… by Anthony van Dyck

Engraved print of Venus and Vulcain: Venus stands draped beside bearded Vulcan at his forge, with cupids and a flying winged

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Denis-Sébastien Leroy, Chataigner et Langlois le jeune - Vénus et Vulcain, d'après Antoine van Dyck - 1802-1815, Anthony van Dyck (1802), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An engraved reproduction of a mythological scene showing Venus standing draped in a flowing cloth beside a muscular, bearded Vulcan at his forge, with cupids around them and a winged cupid with a bow in the upper left. The print bears the inscription 'Van-Dyck' and the plate title 'Vénus et Vulcain,' and is credited on its lower margin to Sébastien Leroy as designer, Chataigner as etcher, and Langlois le jeune as engraver.

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1802

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