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| Jacques Callot (1592 - 1635) |
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Artists who influenced Jacques Callot![]() | Callot was one of the earliest great creative artists to practice the graphic arts exclusively. His career can be divided into two periods: an Italian period, c. 1609-1621, and a Lorraine period from 1621 until his death. Callot studied the technique of engraving under Phillipe Thomasin in Rome. About 1612 he joined Guilio Parigi in Florence. At that time Medici patronage expended itself almost e ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Jacques Callot![]() | |
![]() Orazio Gentileschi | ![]() View of Pont Neuf (Museum of Fine Arts) | ![]() View of Louvre (Museum of Fine Arts) | ![]() Rembrandt |
![]() Doetechum Brothers | ![]() Great Fair of Madonna del Imprunetta (Fogg Museum) | ![]() Triumph of Virgin (Museum of Fine Arts) | ![]() Claude Lorrain |
![]() Jacques Bellange | ![]() Temptation of Saint Anthony (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) | ![]() Battle of Avigliano (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) | ![]() Abraham Bosse |
![]() Antonio Tempesta | ![]() La Grande Chasse (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) | ![]() Prince Louis of Lorraine (Metropolitan Museum of Art) | ![]() Giovanni Battista Tiepolo |