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Jealousy
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Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot

Jealousy

after 1620

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Jealousy

Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot

Jealousy

Jealousy

after 1620

Physical Qualities Etching, Plate: 75 × 56 mm. (2 15/16 × 2 3/16 in.)
Portfolio/Series From the series "The Deadly Sins"
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.781
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1946; Garrett Collection; T. Harrison Garrett, Baltimore

Inscribed: lower left in plate: "Avaritia"

Markings: CM: Garrett stamp; monogram "FS"

Artist

Unknown Artist

Artist

Jacques Callot

French, 1592-1635

French, 1592-1635
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
EDMOND YON
Unknown Artist
Edmond Yon
n.d.
MINERVA COMMANDING ENVY TO CAUSE JEALOUSY IN THE HEART OF AGRAULOS
Hendrick Goltzius
Minerva Commanding Envy to Cause Jealousy in the Heart of Agraulos
1590
BIBLE ILLUSTRATION WITH A SAINT ATTACKED BY FOUR SOLDIERS
Unknown Artist
Bible Illustration with a Saint Attacked by Four Soldiers
17th century
LA JALOUSIE (JEALOUSY)
August Hermann Jakob Degmair and Hieronymus Lapis
La Jalousie (Jealousy)
n.d.
BIBLE ILLUSTRATION WITH CHRIST BLESSING A KNEELING FIGURE
Unknown Artist
Bible Illustration with Christ Blessing a Kneeling Figure
17th century
Love, Jealousy, Revenge and Despair
Richard James Lane
Love, Jealousy, Revenge and Despair
1827
THE WALK BY THE WATER
Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot
The Walk by the Water
after 1618
AH, MADAME, YOUR ACTING OF MARIVAUX WAS SUBLIME. WHAT LUCK THAT MADEMOISELLE MARS IS DEAD ALREADY… FOR IF SHE HAD SEEN YOUR ACTING TONIGHT, SHE WOULD HAVE DIED OF JEALOUSY! (THE LADY FINDS HIS EULOGY A BIT COLD.)
Honoré Daumier
Ah, Madame, your acting of Marivaux was sublime. What luck that Mademoiselle Mars is dead already… for if she had seen your acting tonight, she would have died of jealousy! (The lady finds his eulogy a bit cold.)
1858
THE PRODIGAL SON
Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot
The Prodigal Son
after 1634
A HUSBAND BURNING WITH JEALOUSY.
Honoré Daumier
A husband burning with jealousy.
1847
ENTRANCE TO A FORT
Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot
Entrance to a Fort
c. 1630
THE FLAGELLATION
Unknown Artist and Jacques Callot
The Flagellation
after 1631