Antique engraving with etching made by Gerard Edelinck after Peter Paul Rubens. Draftsman: Nattier, Jean-Marc. Published in Paris, France, 1710. Gérard Edelinck (1640–1707) was a Flemish-born engraver who became one of the leading figures in the art of engraving during the late 17th century. Edelinck was known for his collaborations with prominent painters. He worked closely with Charles Le Brun and other artists, translating their paintings into engravings. His engravings often depicted historical and mythological subjects. Size: 48 cm x 66 cm

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