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| Jacques Callot Book Illustration of Bear Attack 1614 engraving Rijksmuseum |
Jacques Callot (1592-1635) was born and died in France but spent much of his career working in Italy during the waning days of Mannerism. Callot's prints were popular as models of fashionable figure composition and graceful fantasy during the first half of the 17th century. In particular, Callot provided figure-models for the younger artist Johann Heinrich Schönfeld (1609-1684) whose engravings and paintings occupied this space yesterday and the day before.
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| Jacques Callot Equestrian Portrait of Louis de Lorraine 17th century drawing Metropolitan Museum |
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| Jacquees Callot Study of Rearing Horse c. 1616 drawing Getty |
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| Jacques Callot Study of a Horse 17th century drawing Metropolitan Museum |
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| Jacques Callot Army Leaving a Castle c. 1632 drawing Getty |
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| Jacques Callot View of Mountains across a Lake c. 1632 drawing Getty |
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| Jacques Callot The Dovecot c. 1633-35 etching Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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| Jacques Callot Landscape with Promenade 17th century etching Rijksmuseum |
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| Jacques Callot Woman with Long Mantel 1621 etching Rijksmuseum |
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| Jacques Callot Farmer's Wife c. 1621-24 etching Rijksmuseum |
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| Jacques Callot Woman with Muff 1620s etching Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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| Jacques Callot Gentleman 1620s etching Rijksmuseum |
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| Jacques Callot Gentleman c. 1620-23 etching Rijksmuseum |
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| Jacques Callot Study for Portrait 17th century drawing Morgan Library |