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Ignace-Joseph de Claussin (1796-1844) was a French printmaker known for his reproductions of works by famous artists such as Rembrandt. He was born in Lunéville and died in Batignolles. His prints often feature detailed renderings of figures and compositions, demonstrating a mastery of the etching and engraving techniques. His work is highly valued by collectors and art historians for its fidelity to the originals and its contribution to the dissemination of art history. Claussin's prints are known for their high quality and detail, which capture the subtle nuances of the original paintings.
Born
1796
Birth place
Lunéville
Died
1844
Death place
Batignolles
Compositie met mannen en vrouwen van verschillende leef...
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1815
Genezing van de blinde Tobias
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1792
Christus bij Maria en Martha
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1792
Het bruggetje van Six
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1808
Self-portrait wearing a soft cap: full face, head only
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1824
The artist's son, Titus
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1819
Compositie met negen hoofden van mannen en vrouwen van ...
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1817
St Catherine ('the little Jewish bride')
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1816
Compositie met drie staande figuren
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1829
Compositie met zes hoofden van mannen en vrouwen met ge...
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1829
Portret van Paulus Potter
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1815
Zicht op een stad aan het water
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1810
A Polander standing with his stick: profile to the right
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1807
Roeping van Matteüs
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1807
A Polander standing with his stick: profile to the right
Ignace-Joseph de Claussin
1807