Saint Francois de Sales, eveque de Geneve 1605 - 1650

This etching by Jean Morin, depicting Saint Francois de Sales, Bishop of Geneva, was created between 1605 and 1650. The work shows the saint in an oval portrait frame, with the inscription identifying him as "Bishop and Prince of Geneva." Morin, known for his detailed engravings, captures the saint's likeness with meticulous detail, highlighting his religious attire and prominent cross pendant. The artwork, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exemplifies the artistic practices and religious devotion of the 17th century.