Saint Paul désignant l'apparition du Christ : estampe (3ème état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit. Cum Priuil. Regis
Grégoire Huret · French, 1606-1670
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Saint Paul désignant l'apparition du Christ : estampe (3ème état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit. Cum Priuil. Regis, Grégoire Huret, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This engraving shows an elderly bearded man seated beside a classical column, pointing upward toward a haloed Christ seated on clouds surrounded by cherubs. A printed cartouche below lists the title De la connoissance et de l'amour du Fils de Dieu, Nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ by Jean-Baptiste Saint-Jure, and a scroll reads with a quotation from 1 Corinthians. The print is signed Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit, attributed to Grégoire Huret.
