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Entrée de M. de Brionne (Entrance of Monsieur de Brionne), from "Le Combat a la Barrière"
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Entrée de M. de Brionne (Entrance of Monsieur de Brionne), from "Le Combat a la Barrière"

Jacques Callot · 1627 · Etching

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Credit lineEntrée de M. de Brionne (Entrance of Monsieur de Brionne), from "Le Combat a la Barrière". 1627. Jacques Callot. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of Edwin De T. Bechtel, 1957. CC0.
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