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| Claude Lorrain Two Landscapes 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain The Wooden Bridge ca. 1651 etching Princeton University Art Museum |
"Artistically trained in Nancy in the independent Duchy of Lorraine, Claude moved in 1625 to Rome, where he would remain for the rest of his life. His meticulously painted landscapes reveal the influence of the Dutch artists working in Rome at the time. . . . Claude made only forty-four etching in his career, and all but five were created before 1641. The Wooden Bridge (above) was one of these exceptions, etched at the height of his reputation, when the artist's abilities had fully matured."
– curator's notes, Princeton University Art Museum
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| Claude Lorrain Shepherd & Shepherdess 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Herdsman & Shepherdess ca. 1630 etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Driving the herd 1651 etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain The Ford 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Watering Herd 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Mercury & Argus 1662 etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Dance at the Water's Edge 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain The Cow Herd 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain The Draughtsman 17th century etching Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Porta San Paolo, Rome ca. 1665 drawing Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain Carlo, Ubaldo, and the Magician 17th century wash drawing Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Claude Lorrain St Philip Baptizing the Eunuch 1678 oil on canvas Princeton University Art Museum |
I am grateful for the excellent images from Princeton University Art Museum.