Abraham Bosse|Roland Leblond le Jeune|Michiel Le Blon

Fortune Favoring France (La Fortune de la France)

ca. 1635–37
Etching; second state of two (Join-Lambert and Préaud)
26 × 31.3 cm (10.2 × 12.3 in)

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