Charles Faure 1643 - 1653

This engraving, created between 1643 and 1653 by French artist Robert Nanteuil, portrays Charles Faure, a significant figure in the Augustinian order. Nanteuil, renowned for his skillful use of line, captures Faure’s likeness with precise detail, presenting a somber yet dignified portrait. The inscription below identifies Faure as the Restorer of the Gallican Congregation of the Augustinian Order, a testament to his importance within the religious sphere. This piece, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provides insight into the lives of influential figures during the 17th century.