Isaac Briot
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| Marie Briot, daughter of Isaac, with her father, executed plates after Paul de La Barre, [[Jean-Baptiste Coriolan|J. B. Coriolan]], [[Jean de Saint-Igny|St. Igny]], and others. | Marie Briot, daughter of Isaac, with her father, executed plates after Paul de La Barre, [[Jean-Baptiste Coriolan|J. B. Coriolan]], [[Jean de Saint-Igny|St. Igny]], and others. | ||
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| + | *[[Nicholas Briot]] | ||
| + | *[[Jean Le Clerc (geographer)]] | ||
| + | *[[Claude Chastillon]] | ||
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Isaac Briot (1585-1670) is a French engraver and draughtsman. He died in Paris. An unidentified source says: "His plates are rather neatly executed, in the style of Wierix, and mostly from his own compositions, but the drawing is defective."
He is noted for such drawings as "Bouquet on back of peddler".
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Portraits
- Cardinal de Richelieu.
- Cardinal d'Amboise, archbishop of Rouen. (pictured)
- Gaspard, Comte de Coligny.
- The poet François Malherbe, in 4to.
- The poet Marini, in 4to.
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Other subjects
- The Alliance of France with Spain.
- St. John the Baptist in the Desert.
- St. Peter weeping.
- L'Oraison dominicale expliquee par des emblèmes. Two small plates.
- The Virtues. Seven small plates.
- The Sibyls. A set of small circular plates.
- Ovid's 'Metamorphoses.' A set of plates published 1637.
Marie Briot, daughter of Isaac, with her father, executed plates after Paul de La Barre, J. B. Coriolan, St. Igny, and others.
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