A Catalogue and Description of the Whole of the Works of the Celebrated Jacques Callot; Consisting of 1450 Pieces, Including Those Attributed to Him, and After Him Jacques Callot

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A Catalogue and Description of the Whole of the Works of the Celebrated Jacques Callot; Consisting of 1450 Pieces, Including Those Attributed to Him, and After Him by Jacques Callot

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A Catalogue and Description of the Whole of the Works of the Celebrated Jacques Callot; Consisting of 1450 Pieces, Including Those Attributed to Him, and After Him Summary

A Catalogue and Description of the Whole of the Works of the Celebrated Jacques Callot; Consisting of 1450 Pieces, Including Those Attributed to Him, and After Him: To Which Is Added, a List of the Best Pieces of This Master, for the Use of Those Who Woul by Jacques Callot

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ISBN 13

9781015962446

ISBN 10

1015962440

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A Catalogue and Description of the Whole of the Works of the Celebrated Jacques Callot; Consisting of 1450 Pieces, Including Those Attributed to Him, and After Him: To Which Is Added, a List of the Best Pieces of This Master, for the Use of Those Who Woul by Jacques Callot

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Jacques Callot

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Hardback

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Legare Street Press

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2022-10-27

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