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The Arena of Nancy, also called The New Street of Nancy
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Jacques Callot and Israël Silvestre

The Arena of Nancy, also called The New Street of Nancy

1627

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The Arena of Nancy, also called The New Street of Nancy

Jacques Callot and Israël Silvestre

The Arena of Nancy, also called The New Street of Nancy

The Arena of Nancy, also called The New Street of Nancy

1627

Physical Qualities Etching, Sheet (trimmed within platemark): 157 × 506 mm. (6 3/16 × 19 15/16 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.8272

Markings: CM: Claghorn

Artist

Jacques Callot

French, 1592-1635

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Publisher

Israël Silvestre

French, 1621-1691

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DRILL OF THE CANNON: THE CHECKING
Jacques Callot and Israël Henriet
Drill of the Cannon: The Checking
1632
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Drill of the Cannon: The Preparation
1632
DRILL OF THE ARQUEBUS: SHOOTING
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Drill of the Arquebus: Shooting
1632
MAQUETTE FOR "SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN 43RD AND 44TH STREETS, NEW YORK"
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Maquette for "Sixth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets, New York"
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DRILL OF THE ARQUEBUS: PREPARING TO SHOOT
Jacques Callot and Israël Henriet
Drill of the Arquebus: Preparing to Shoot
1632
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New Right-of-Way West of East 49th Street
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DRILL OF THE ARQUEBUS: THE LOADING
Jacques Callot and Israël Henriet
Drill of the Arquebus: The Loading
1632
SAINT AMOND, ALSO CALLED ST. NICOLAS OR ST. SEVERIN
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Saint Amond, also called St. Nicolas or St. Severin
1621