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- Francisco de Goya
- Pieter van der Aa / Álvarez de Colmenar
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- J. P. Neale
- Thomas H. Shepherd
- W. H. Bartlett
- Thomas Allom
- Edward and William Finden
- Auguste Lemaitre
- David Roberts
- François Boucher
- Vicente Capilla
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- Laurent Cars
- Pablo Picasso
- Pierre Aveline
- Jacob Houbraken
- Joaquín Pi y Margall
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Albrecht Dürer
Antique prints after Albrecht Dürer
Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) remains the towering figure of Northern Renaissance printmaking. The pieces here are heliogravures made by Charles Amand-Durand in the 1870s, a technique prized for its faithful reproduction of the original coppers, including a coat of arms with a lion and cockerel, the Nativity and Christ on the Cross.
They interest collectors seeking Dürer's imagery in an accessible nineteenth-century format. Each piece is an original period heliogravure, with a technical description and exact measurements.
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