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Guillaume Chasteau

French artist (1635–1683)

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Images from the collections

Images by Guillaume Chasteau

2 images from works
  • The Holy Trinity and an angel with captives, receiving intercessions from Saint John of Matha and Saint Felix of Valois representing the Trinitarian Order. Engraving by Castellus (G. Chasteau?).
  • Christ healing two blind men outside Jericho. Engraving by G. Chasteau after N. Poussin.

Works from the collections

3 works

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    Christ healing two blind men outside Jericho. Engraving by G. Chasteau after N. Poussin.

    | Nicolas Poussin | Date: [1673?] | Reference: 34073i
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    The assumption of the Virgin. Engraving by G. Chasteau, 1673, after Annibale Carracci.

    | Annibale Carracci | Date: [1673] | Reference: 2472600i
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    The Holy Trinity and an angel with captives, receiving intercessions from Saint John of Matha and Saint Felix of Valois representing the Trinitarian Order. Engraving by Castellus (G. Chasteau?).

    | Guillaume Chasteau | Date: 1600-1699 | Reference: 10866i

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