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Richard Collin (1627-1697) was a Flemish engraver who specialized in detailed illustrations, particularly religious scenes and maps. Born in Luxembourg, Collin lived and worked in Brussels, creating etchings that are notable for their precise lines and meticulous detail. His work is often characterized by a stark, almost graphic style, exemplified in his engravings depicting biblical narratives. These works are infused with dramatic intensity and capture the emotional depth of the stories. Collin's prints were widely circulated and remain a significant part of the history of Flemish engraving.
Born
1627
Birth place
Luxemburg (stad)
Died
1697
Death place
Brussel (stad)
Madonna met slapend Kind en Johannes de Doper
Richard Collin
1737
Portret van Willem Herincx, bisschop van Yperen
Richard Collin
1686
Philippus Neri
Richard Collin
1686
Processie in Antwerpen
Richard Collin
1679
Portret van Cornelius Hazart
Richard Collin
1688
Portret van Raimondo Montecuccoli
Richard Collin
1677
Portret van kardinaal Johannes Bona
Richard Collin
1676
Portret van Johann Adolph Kielmann von Kielmannsegg
Richard Collin
1682
Portret van Johann Adolph Kielmann von Kielmannsegg
Richard Collin
1682
Portret van kardinaal Giacomo Rospigliosi
Richard Collin
1682
Portret van de jezuïet João de Almeida
Richard Collin
1670
Portret van koningin Christina van Zweden
Richard Collin
1666
Titelprent voor: Les portraits de tous les Souverains, ...
Richard Collin
1655
Esther voor Ahasveros
Richard Collin
1670
Portret van de Utrechtse schilder Jan Both
Richard Collin
1664