Edmé Jeaurat
Edmé Jeaurat belongs to the French printmaking tradition of the early eighteenth century, working chiefly in etching and engraving to reproduce religious figures and genre subjects. His plates here include saints such as Saint Jacques Le Mineur and Saint Jean alongside a peasant woman from the Ferrara region, showing a range that moves between devotional imagery and rural character study. The archive holds three sheets by the artist, all executed in etching and engraving, with dates running from 1726 to 1734 and impressions up to that later point in the range.
3 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)
