Water Earth Air Fire Engravings by Gabriel Perelle (1604-1677) framed 19th century

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Water Earth Air Fire Engravings by Gabriel Perelle (1604-1677) framed 19th century

Name: Water Earth Air Fire Engravings by Gabriel Perelle (1604-1677) framed 19th century
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: G7QT3HEYEF
Price: 620 EUR
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Period 19th century

Style Other style

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Suite of 4 19th century engravings by Gabriel Perelle and Nicolas Langlois on rue Saint Jacques in Paris.
Very fine engravings with many details
Very fine framed set
Framed by Dangleterre, rue de Seine, Paris
Very good condition
length : 37 cm each
width : 32 cm each
View : 19 x 25 cm each
For information:
Gabriel Perelle was born in Vernon on March 7, 1604 and died in Paris on June 6, 1677.
He was trained by Daniel Rabel and produced several hundred engravings based on his own drawings and those of his competitors. These etchings and engravings mainly represent landscapes in the Paris region, notably views of castles, where he introduced variety by adding ruins and various accessories.
Gabriel Pérelle, who was assisted in his work by his two sons Nicolas (1625-1692) and Adam (1638-1695) and by two of Callot's sons, also produced engravings of battles and war scenes.
Gabriel Pérelle, who was also the brother of a landscape painter working in Orléans, was the father-in-law of painter René Lonchon.
Gabriel Pérelle was also director of plans and maps for the King's cabinet.
Nicolas Langlois, born in 1640 and died in 1703, was a printer, bookseller, print merchant and publisher.
Son of Parisian bookseller and print merchant François Langlois dit Chartres, he was received as a master in 1655 and as a printer in 1686. He was the father of bookseller and print publisher Nicolas II Langlois (1670-1707), who succeeded him at the same address. He died shortly before April 1, 1703.

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Additional Information

Condition	Very good
Style	Other style (Engravings, Prints of Other style Style)
Period	19th century (Engravings, Prints 19th century)
Country of origin	France
Artist	Gabriel Perelle
Length (cm)	37
Width (cm)	32
Materials	Paper