Mercure conduit le duc d'Enghien et le prince de Conti son frère dans le palais de l'Éloquence : estampe (1er état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit
Grégoire Huret · French, 1606-1670
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Mercure conduit le duc d'Enghien et le prince de Conti son frère dans le palais de l'Éloquence : estampe (1er état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit, Grégoire Huret, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Mercure conduit le duc d'Enghien et le prince de Conti son frère dans le palais de l'Éloquence : estampe (1er état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit, Grégoire Huret, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comMercure conduit le duc d'Enghien et le prince de Conti son frère dans le palais de l'Éloquence : estampe (1er état) / Greg. Huret, jnuen. et fecit, Grégoire Huret, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-160625824">artnap.com</a>
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This engraved title-style plate shows a classical palace interior with columns, arched niches and oval cartouches, where a winged figure guides two richly dressed young men past a group of allegorical women and a pile of sprawling bodies. The inscription Palatium Regina Eloquentiae appears across the central cartouche. The work is attributed to Grégoire Huret.
