Gaspar Charrier, King's Secretary n.d.

This engraving by Antoine Masson depicts Gaspar Charrier, King's Secretary, in a formal portrait format. The work features a detailed rendering of Charrier's face and attire, with the subject placed within a decorative oval frame surrounded by an intricate laurel wreath. The inscription around the frame identifies Charrier's role as a royal advisor. This print, likely produced in the late 17th century, demonstrates the meticulous detail and artistry characteristic of engraving during this era. The Art Institute of Chicago houses this artwork, offering viewers a glimpse into the history of French court life.