François Perrier noto anche come "il Bourguignon" (Salins, 1590 circa – Parigi, 1650) - IL GLADIATORE BORGHESE

Nude man fighting, from the statue traditionally known as the Borghese Gladiator.

Seventeenth-century etching by the master engraver François Perrier, also known as 'the Bourguignon,' was a French painter and engraver (Salins, around 1590 – Paris, 1650) who trained in Rome under artists like Lanfranco. He also collaborated with Simon Vouet in Paris, and his works include landscapes, scenes, and portraits.


Series: It classifies the nobler signs and statues.

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