Charles Nicolas Cochin II
Charles Nicolas Cochin II was a French draftsman and printmaker of the Rococo era, closely associated with the etching and engraving tradition that carried the period's ornamental and mythological imagery into circulation. His prints move easily between allegorical and decorative subjects, as the example of Triomphe de Pomone suggests. The archive currently holds a single sheet by him, executed in etching and engraving. Because the Met's dating leaves room for later impressions, the collection's holdings may extend beyond the artist's lifetime rather than being confined to his own printing.
1 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)
