Portret van de Parijse aartsbisschop François Harlay de Champvallon, naar het leven getekend 1659
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"Portret van de Parijse aartsbisschop François Harlay de Champvallon, naar het leven getekend" is an engraving created by Dutch artist Pieter van Schuppen in 1659. The artwork depicts Archbishop François Harlay de Champvallon of Paris, a prominent figure in the French Catholic Church. The engraving's detailed lines and shading create a lifelike representation of the Archbishop, emphasizing his formal attire and dignified demeanor. The inscription below the portrait reveals it is a "naar het leven getekend" (drawn from life) work, demonstrating the artist's careful observation. This portrait is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
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