Valentin Lefèvre, Landscape with the Infant St John the Baptist and Lamb.
Etching. 280 mm x 406 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Landscape with the Infant St John the Baptist and Lamb
Valentin Lefèvre (1637 - 1677)
RA Collection: Art
280 mm x 406 mm
Opera Selectiora Quæ Titianus Vercellius Cadubriensis, Et Paulus Calliari Veronensis Inventarunt Ac Pinxerunt, Quæ Que Valentinus Le Febre Bruxellensis Delineavit, Et Sculpsit: Christianissimo Ludovico magno Franciæ, Et Navarræ Regi Invictissimo. Sacrat, Vovet Iacobus Van Campen. - (Venetiis)
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