Jean Daullé

Jean Daullé was a French printmaker of the eighteenth century whose burin engraving and etching carried the achievements of the Baroque and Rococo into the graphic arts. His plates translate painted and sculpted subjects into finely worked lines, ranging from allegorical figures of the elements to intimate genre scenes and family portraits. The ten sheets gathered here are dominated by etching and engraving, with a single plate each in engraving alone and etching alone, and they span the years 1748 to 1758, including impressions up to that later date.

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