Jacques Callot

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Jacques Callot was a pioneering 17th-century French printmaker and draftsman renowned for his highly detailed etchings depicting war, daily life, and theatrical scenes.

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Jacques Callot canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artist
draftsman
person
printmaker
activePeriod Baroque era
linked to: Baroque

early 17th century
dateOfBirth 1592-03-19
dateOfDeath 1635-03-24
field drawing
etching
printmaking
genre court festivals
genre scenes
religious subjects
theatrical scenes
war scenes
influenced Francisco Goya
Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione
Honoré Daumier
Rembrandt
linked to: Rembrandt van Rijn

Stefano della Bella NERFINISHED
knownFor complex crowd compositions
innovative use of perspective in prints
miniaturist scale figures
movement Baroque
nationality French
notableFor depictions of daily life
depictions of theatrical scenes
depictions of war
highly detailed etchings
notableWork La Foire de l’Impériale
La Tentation de Saint Antoine
Les Bohémiens
Les Grandes Misères de la guerre
Les Grandes Misères de la guerre (The Great Miseries of War)
Les Gueux
Les Petites Misères de la guerre
occupation draftsman
etcher
printmaker
patron Duke of Lorraine
Medici court in Florence
placeOfBirth Duchy of Lorraine
Nancy
placeOfDeath Nancy
technique development of hard-ground etching
etching
use of multiple biting stages in etching
workedIn Florence
Nancy
Paris
Rome

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Old Master prints hasNotableArtist Jacques Callot
court of Louis XIII hasArtisticFigure Jacques Callot
Fantasiestücke in Callots Manier inspiredBy Jacques Callot
Callot name Jacques Callot
Stefano della Bella influencedBy Jacques Callot