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Etienne Delaune

Venus

2000-1572

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Venus

Etienne Delaune

Venus

Etienne Delaune

Venus

2000-1572

Physical Qualities Engraving, Sheet (trimmed within platemark): 77 × 54 mm. (3 1/16 × 2 1/8 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Blanche Adler
Object Number 1929.17.19.2c
A.P.F. Robert-Dumesnil, Le Peintre-graveur français. Vol. 9. Paris, 1835.

Inscribed: Recto: below image, lower center, in plate "CVM . PRIVILEGIO . REGIS . STEPHANVS . FECIT Verso: center in graphite "420"; lower center in graphite "MC 30928 / 4"; lower right in graphite "420 4"

Markings: CM: Blanche Adler (Lugt #343a)

Artist

Etienne Delaune

2000–2000

French, c. 1518/19-1583
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Adam and Eve Eating of the Forbidden Fruit
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Adam and Eve Eating of the Forbidden Fruit
1639–1690
OBLIVIOUS VENUS
Peter Bradley
Oblivious Venus
1973
Cain Fleeing from the Wrath of God
Stefano Scolari and Etienne Delaune
Cain Fleeing from the Wrath of God
1639–1690
BLACK VENUS
Margaret Burroughs
Black Venus
1956
SEGNITIES ET LVXVS . . . HERCULES KILLING DIOMEDES
Etienne Delaune
Segnities et Lvxvs . . . Hercules Killing Diomedes
1572
LANDSCAPE WITH CUPID BATHING, BEING WATCHED BY VENUS
Frans de Neve and Giovanni Giacomo de' Rossi
Landscape with Cupid Bathing, Being Watched by Venus
1636–1686
The Creation of Eve
Stefano Scolari and Etienne Delaune
The Creation of Eve
1639–1690
VENUS LAMENTING THE DEATH OF ADONIS
Thomas Milton and Paolo Veronese [Caliari]
Venus Lamenting the Death of Adonis
1816
Cain Killing Abel
Stefano Scolari and Etienne Delaune
Cain Killing Abel
1639–1690
VENUS PROTECTING AENEAS
Wenceslaus Hollar, Franz Cleyn, and others
Venus Protecting Aeneas
1648–1658
DA DIANA SACRIS (DIANA GIVING HER HUNTING HORN TO HERCULES)
Etienne Delaune
Da Diana Sacris (Diana Giving Her Hunting Horn to Hercules)
1537–1582
NEPTUNE AND VENUS
Wenceslaus Hollar, Franz Cleyn, and others
Neptune and Venus
1648–1658