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Thomas de Leu (1560-1620) was a Flemish engraver known for his portraiture and religious works. His prints are characterized by their detailed linework and meticulous rendering of detail. He frequently depicted figures in elaborate settings with a strong sense of perspective. De Leu's work often included inscriptions in Latin and French, reflecting the intellectual climate of the time. His engravings were popular among collectors and served as a way to disseminate images of important figures and events of the era.
Born
1560
Died
1620
Henri III, King of France
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Catherine de Medici, Queen of France
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Gentien Hervet, Canon of Reims
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Henri, duc de Bar
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Anne, duc de Joyeuse
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Seneca
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Charles de Gontaut, Duke of Biron
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Portret van Louise de Lorraine
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1658
Henry IV, King of France
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1650
Jeanne de Coesme, Princesse de Conti
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1650
Henri de Lorraine, Duc de Bar
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1650
Coat-of-Arms, with two lions
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1550
Annunciation
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1550
Adoration of the Shepherds
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1550
Title-page
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1550