Supplices et martyrs appliqués aux jésuites par les… by Grégoire Huret

Engraving of Jesuit missionaries tortured at stakes and by fire while indigenous men attack and burn a village nearby.

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Supplices et martyrs appliqués aux jésuites par les autochtones : estampe (2e état : 1664) / Greg. Huret f, Grégoire Huret (1664), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This engraved print shows Jesuit missionaries being tortured and killed by indigenous men in a forested clearing, with figures bound to stakes, a cauldron over a fire, and wooden buildings burning in the background. The work is catalogued as an 1664 print by Grégoire Huret, the second state, depicting the martyrdom of Jesuits.

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1664

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