Cornelis Galle I

Cornelis Galle I was a Flemish engraver whose burin work carried the visual language of the late Renaissance and early Baroque into printed form, spanning religious narrative, landscape, and allegorical subjects. His plates in this archive range from the dramatic Judith Beheading Holofernes to allegories of painting and views of Seneca in his niche. The collection holds six engravings, several of them preserved in later states, with impressions up to 1638 reflecting the long life of these copper plates.

6 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)