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François Collignon

View of Rome: Number 12

n.d.
Etching on ivory laid paper
11.3 × 25 cm (4.4 × 9.8 in)

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Collignon studied for a period of time in the work­shop of Jacques Callot, and imitated the works of his master as well as those of Israel Silvestre and Stefano della Bella. He worked in Rome for a period and was also involved in the print market.

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