Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda

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Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda,

1628

Jacques Callot, French, 1592–1635
x1934-352 a-f

Information

Title
Index (in Latin, Italian, Spanish, and French) to the map of the Siege of Breda
Dates

1628

Maker
Jacques Callot
Medium
Letterpress text
Dimensions
sheet (each): 45 × 22.5 cm (17 11/16 × 8 7/8 in.)
Object Number
x1934-352 a-f
Place Made

Europe, France, Nancy

Reference Numbers
Lieure 593; Meaume 510
Culture
European, French
Type
etchings, prints
Subject
text

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