Suzanne Elizabeth Silvestre
Suzanne Elizabeth Silvestre belongs to the world of early eighteenth-century engraving, working above all through the burin in portraiture of royal and noble sitters. The archive preserves a single sheet by her hand, a Portrait of Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Austria, dated 1710 and executed in engraving. That lone impression anchors her within the period's reproductive printmaking, where engraved likenesses circulated images of the powerful. The holdings here represent this brief moment, with impressions up to 1710.
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