The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Plate 7: a cartouche with the mask of an ogre at top center, scrollwork to either side, from "Twelve cartouches" (Recueil de douze cartouches)
François Collignon
- Date
- ca. 1640–45
- Medium
- Etching; second state of four
- Department
- Drawings and Prints
- Institution
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Creator
François CollignonFrench printmaker (1610-1687) · 1610–1687
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