After Jacques Callot Collection

Six Men Women Beggars 1630 Etching state 3 3 / 8 x 9 7 / 8
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Eight Beggars 1630 Etching state 3 5 / 16 x 10
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St Paul early 17th century Pen brown ink 7 7 / 16 x 5 5 / 16
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Die Bettler Zunfft Seven Beggars 1630 Etching
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Men women beggars 1630 Etching state 3 5 / 16 x 9 7 / 8
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Beggar Playing Flute early 17th century Pen red ink
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Israel Henriet after Jacques Callot, French (c. 1590-1661), Bourgeoise with Muff, Facing Right, etching

after Jacques Callot, The Fan, etching and engraving

after Jacques Callot, The Catafalque of the Emperor Mathias, etching and engraving

after Jacques Callot, Village Church, in or after 1635, etching

after Jacques Callot, Landscape, in or after 1635, etching

after Jacques Callot, Subtitle for Various Landscapes, 1635 or after, etching
after Jacques Callot, Subtitle for " Various Landscapes", 1635 or after, etching

after Jacques Callot, Noble Woman Wearing a Veil and a Dress Trimmed in Fur, woodcut

after Jacques Callot, Title Page for Various Landscapes, 1635 or after
after Jacques Callot, Title Page for " Various Landscapes", 1635 or after, etching

after Jacques Callot, Masked Noble Woman, woodcut

after Jacques Callot, Noble Woman with Fan, woodcut

after Jacques Callot, Old Woman with Cats, etching

after Jacques Callot, Soldier with Feathered Cap, woodcut

after Jacques Callot, Beggar with Rosary, etching

after Jacques Callot, The Sick Man, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar Woman, 17th century, etching

after Jacques Callot, Fracischina and Gian Farina, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar with Wooden Leg, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar with Crutches and Sack, etching

after Jacques Callot, Cap. Cardoni and Maramao, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar Couple, with Landscape in Background, 17th century, etching

after Jacques Callot, Landscape with Two Pilgrims, etching

after Jacques Callot, Landscape with a Well, etching

after Jacques Callot, One-Eyed Woman, etching

after Jacques Callot, Old Beggar with One Crutch, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar with Crutches and Hat, Back View, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar with Crutches and Cap, etching

after Jacques Callot, Cap. Esgangarato and Cap. Cocodrillo, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar Woman with Crutches, etching

after Jacques Callot, Beggar Woman and Child, 17th century, etching

after Jacques Callot, The Float of Mount Parnassus, etching

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"After Jacques Callot: A Glimpse into 17th Century Life" Step back in time and explore the captivating etchings and drawings of Jacques Callot, a renowned French artist from the early 17th century. His works provide a fascinating window into the world of beggars, men, women, and everyday life during this period. In his etching titled "Six Men Women Beggars, " measuring at 3 3/8 x 9 7/8 inches, Callot skillfully captures the struggles and hardships faced by those on society's fringes. The intricate details bring these characters to life, showcasing their resilience amidst adversity. Another notable piece is "Eight Beggars, " an etching measuring at 3 5/16 x 10 inches. Here, Callot delves deeper into the lives of beggars with even more complexity and emotion portrayed through his masterful technique. Moving beyond beggars but still within this theme is "St Paul. " Created using pen brown ink on paper measuring at approximately 7 7/16 x 5 /316 inches, this artwork showcases Callot's versatility as he depicts religious figures with equal precision and depth. One cannot overlook "Die Bettler Zunfft Seven Beggars, " another powerful etching from Callot's collection in which he explores various facets of begging culture during that era. This particular piece invites viewers to reflect upon societal attitudes towards poverty while appreciating its artistic brilliance. Callot also ventured beyond depicting beggars alone; he captured scenes featuring both men and women facing similar challenges in yet another striking etching measuring at approximately 3 /516 x9 /78 inches. In addition to his etchings, Callot showcased his talent for drawing with pieces like "Beggar Playing Flute. " Executed using red ink on paper during the early seventeenth century, this work exemplifies how art can transcend time, evoking emotions and narratives that resonate even today.