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Claude Mellan (1598-1688) was a French engraver known for his detailed and precise linework, particularly in his iconic "single line" engravings. This innovative technique is exemplified in his famous print of "The Holy Face of Turin," where the entire image is rendered using a single, continuous line. Mellan's engravings often depict religious subjects, portraits, and historical scenes, showcasing his mastery of both technical skill and artistic expression. His work played a significant role in the development of engraving in the 17th century, influencing generations of artists.
Born
1598
Died
1688
Leonardos Philaras
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Christ on the Cross
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Jean-François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal of Retz
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Henriette Anne of England, Duchess of Orléans
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Victor Le Bouthillier
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Guido Bentivoglio
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A Young Nun
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Jean Pierre Camus
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Brustbild eines Mannes mit Schnurr- und Knebelbart und ...
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Dr. Henry Blackwood, Jr.
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Portret van kardinaal Jules Mazarin in een medaillon
Claude Mellan
1703
Portret van Mathieu Molé
Claude Mellan
1699
Portret van Henri de Mesmes heer van Roissy
Claude Mellan
1686
Herodias met het hoofd van Johannes de Doper
Claude Mellan
1648
H. Franciscus van Paola in extase
Claude Mellan
1648