Who created "Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre"?

Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre was created by Cornelis Galle I after Sir Peter Paul Rubens in 1632.

What medium is "Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre"?

Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre is engraving on laid paper.

Is "Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre" in the public domain?

Yes, Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre

Cornelis Galle I after Sir Peter Paul Rubens

1632

Medium

engraving on laid paper

Classification

Department

CG-E

Museum

National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Credit

William B. O'Neal Fund

Accession Number

1996.78.27

About the Artist

Cornelis Galle I after Sir Peter Paul Rubens

Cornelis Galle I, born in 1576 in Antwerp as the younger son of the renowned engraver and publisher Philip Galle, received his foundational training under his father, mastering the meticulous techniques of line engraving in the family workshop. Following this apprenticeship, Galle journeyed to Italy around 1597, residing in Siena, Rome, and Genoa until approximately 1603. There, he studied works b...

Title Page for Leonard Lessius, De Ivstitia et Ivre

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