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The Temptation of Saint Anthony [second version]
The Temptation of Saint Anthony [second version]
Jacques Callot, 1635
The Defeat of the Turkish Cavalry
The Defeat of the Turkish Cavalry
Jacques Callot, c. 1614
The Great Rock
The Great Rock
Jacques Callot, 1623
Il Capitano, or L'Innamorato
Il Capitano, or L'Innamorato
Jacques Callot, 1618/1620
Entry of His Highness on Foot
Entry of His Highness on Foot
Jacques Callot, 1627
Noble Man Wrapped in a Mantle Trimmed with Fur
Noble Man Wrapped in a Mantle Trimmed with Fur
Jacques Callot, c. 1620/1623
Louis de Lorraine, Prince of Phalsbourg
Louis de Lorraine, Prince of Phalsbourg
Jacques Callot, c. 1621/1623
The Defeat of the Turkish Cavalry
The Defeat of the Turkish Cavalry
Jacques Callot, c. 1614
Frontispiece for "The Calendar of Saints"
Frontispiece for "The Calendar of Saints"
Jacques Callot, 1636
Il Solimano, Act V
Il Solimano, Act V
Jacques Callot, 1620
Third Intermezzo
Third Intermezzo
Jacques Callot, 1617
Entry of Mm. de Vroncourt, Tyllon, and Marimont
Entry of Mm. de Vroncourt, Tyllon, and Marimont
Jacques Callot, 1627

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Envy
Envy
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
Anger
Anger
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
The Man of Sorrows Standing
The Man of Sorrows Standing
Hans Burgkmair the Elder
Lust
Lust
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
Idleness, from the Vices
Idleness, from the Vices
Heinrich Aldegrever, 1552
Diligence
Diligence
Heinrich Aldegrever, 1552
Lust
Lust
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
Pride (Vanity)
Pride (Vanity)
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
A woman representing Temperance holding a bit facing left
A woman representing Temperance holding a bit facing left
Marcantonio Raimondi, ca. 1510–27
Sloth
Sloth
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
Gluttony
Gluttony
Jacques Callot, probably after 1621
Saint Margaret standing, a dragon at the left, from "Piccoli Santi" (Small Saints)
Saint Margaret standing, a dragon at the left, from "Piccoli Santi" (Small Saints)
Marcantonio Raimondi, ca. 1500–27