L’Aumosne Chrestienne (Christian charity)
Abraham Bosse · 1604 - 1676
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L’Aumosne Chrestienne (Christian charity), Abraham Bosse (1651). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Abraham Bosse died in 1676; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved title page for L'Aumosne Chrestienne, showing a seated draped female figure holding a child with a cross-bearing putto and other cherubs in clouds above. Below, a central cartouche with the title is flanked by fruit garlands on a classical pedestal, with the imprint A Paris, Chez la Veufue Martin Durant Et Jean le Mire, dated 1651. The print is attributed to Abraham Bosse.
