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Léonard Gaultier was a French engraver who was active in the 16th and 17th centuries. He is best known for his illustrations of religious scenes. Gaultier's engravings are characterized by their intricate detail and clear, precise lines. He often used a technique known as "chiaroscuro" to create a sense of depth and volume in his work. Gaultier's prints were popular throughout Europe and they continue to be admired by art lovers today.
Born
1561
Died
1641
David Chabodius
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Plutarch
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Henry IV, King of France
Léonard Gaultier
1650
Christ Entering Jerusalem
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Three Children
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Christ Sending Forth his Disciples
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Last Judgment
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Last Supper
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Last Judgment
Léonard Gaultier
1550
Follow Me and I will Make You Fishers of Men
Léonard Gaultier
1578
Christ at the Feast of Tabernacles
Léonard Gaultier
1578
Christ Heals a Sick Woman
Léonard Gaultier
1578
The Transfiguration
Léonard Gaultier
1578
Christ the Teacher
Léonard Gaultier
1578
The Parable of the Blind Man
Léonard Gaultier
1578