Jacques Callot

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Artist Overview

Artist:
Jacques Callot
Gender:
Male
Date of Birth:
1592
Date of Death:
1635
Nationality:
France

Artworks (16 of 885 artworks)

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  • Le Combat a la Barriere (Combat at the Barrier) Enlarge
  • Saint Sulpice, archeveque Enlarge
  • Saint Fusque et Saint Maure, sa nourrice Enlarge
  • Saint Aldegonde, vierge Enlarge
  • Saint Sabine Enlarge
  • Saint Valentin. pretre et martyr Enlarge
  • La translation de Saint Marc Enlarge
  • Saint Ignace, martyr Enlarge
  • Saint Antonin. abbe Enlarge
  • Saint Honorat, eveque et confesseur Enlarge
  • La Purification de la Vierge Enlarge
  • Saint Antoine Enlarge
  • Saint Blaise Enlarge
  • Saint Prisque, vierge et martyre Enlarge
  • Saint Isidore, moine Enlarge
  • 1er Intermede: Le g'eant Tiphee sous le mont Ischia (First Interlude: The giant Typheus on Mount Ischia) Enlarge

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  • Jacques Callot, Premier combat naval (First naval combat), 1615-1619, engraving, Mackelvie Trust Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, bequest of Dr Walter Auburn, 1982

    Jun302012-Jun092013

    Battle Cry

    The Thirty Years War wreaked havoc across Northern Europe in the early to mid-1600s. In the drive to seize power, armies battled on land and...

  • The Enchanted Garden

    Dec132008-Aug022009

    The Enchanted Garden

    The Enchanted Garden explores the many different facets of our obsession with gardens and plants and the way such images function as metaphors. A walk...

  • Masters of the Bitten Line: Etching in the Age of Rembrandt

    Apr082006-Jun082006

    Masters of the Bitten Line: Etching in the Age of Rembrandt

    Auckland Art Gallery celebrates the 400th anniversary of Rembrandt van Rijn's birth (1606-1669) with the exhibition Masters of the Bitten Line: Etching in the Age...

  • Saints & Seraphs

    Aug022003

    Saints & Seraphs

    Saints and seraphs (one of the nine different types of angels) have captured the imagination of many artists throughout history. In times of uncertainty and...

  • FLAUNT: Art/Fashion/Culture

    Apr102003-Aug022004

    FLAUNT: Art/Fashion/Culture

    Flaunt: to display (possessions, oneself, etc) ostentatiously; to show off; to wave or cause to wave freely; to flutter... Societies, and the positions individuals hold...

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