Saint François de Sales assis à son bureau : estampe (Seul état connu) / Gr. Huret jnu et fecit
Grégoire Huret · French, 1606-1670
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Saint François de Sales assis à son bureau : estampe (Seul état connu) / Gr. Huret jnu et fecit, Grégoire Huret, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This engraved portrait by Grégoire Huret shows a bearded churchman seated at a draped table, holding a quill and resting his hand on an open book inscribed JESUS. Cherubs above hold books labeled with religious titles, and a columned terrace opens to the left, with a crucifix and bookshelves on the right. The caption below identifies the sitter as the Blessed François de Sales, bishop and prince of Geneva and founder of the Order of the Visitation.
