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Michel Dorigny (1616-1665) was a French engraver and draftsman known for his detailed and expressive prints. His work is characterized by its precise lines and delicate shading, often depicting religious subjects, mythological scenes, and portraits. Notable prints include "The Assumption of the Virgin," "The Holy Family," and "The Sacrifice of Isaac," demonstrating his mastery of composition and technical skill. Dorigny's engravings were highly sought after in his time and continue to be admired for their aesthetic beauty and historical significance.
Born
1616
Died
1665
Jupiter and Phaeton
Michel Dorigny
1650
Holy Family
Michel Dorigny
1650
Studies for a Figure and Head of a Woman
Michel Dorigny
1644
Pan and Syrinx
Michel Dorigny
1666
Allegorische voorstelling over vanitas en reflectie
Michel Dorigny
1666
Abundance
Michel Dorigny
1666
Psyche op de Olympus
Michel Dorigny
1651
Toilet van Venus
Michel Dorigny
1651
Allegorische voorstelling met Mercurius als boodschapper
Michel Dorigny
1651
Hercules and the Hydra
Michel Dorigny
1651
Jupiter en Phaëton
Michel Dorigny
1651
Maria Magdalena biddend bij een kruis
Michel Dorigny
1651
Dood van Niobes kinderen
Michel Dorigny
1651
Phineus en zijn volgelingen in steen veranderd
Michel Dorigny
1651
Vrede en Overvloed
Michel Dorigny
1651