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Abraham Bosse: A Master of 17th-Century Engravings Abraham Bosse, a renowned French engraver and artist, left an indelible mark on the art world during the 17th century
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Abraham Bosse: A Master of 17th-Century Engravings Abraham Bosse, a renowned French engraver and artist, left an indelible mark on the art world during the 17th century. His works encompassed various themes, from religious scenes to depictions of everyday life. In "The Wise Virgins Resting Whilst Awaiting the Arrival of The Husband, " created around 1635, Bosse captures a moment of anticipation and serenity. The women patiently await their beloved while finding solace in each other's company. Bosse's talent extended beyond figurative compositions. In his ornamental prints series titled "Miscellany of 17th-century Ornament Print Series: Antique Chimneypieces, " he showcases intricate designs that adorned chimneys during that era. These prints provide us with glimpses into the opulence and grandeur prevalent in architectural decor at the time. One notable work by Bosse is his engraving depicting the Infirmary of the Hospital of Charity in Paris. Created during his lifetime (1602-1676), this piece offers insight into medical practices and care facilities available during that period. "The sense of smell" is another captivating artwork by Bosse, showcasing his ability to capture human senses visually. This detailed print portrays an unknown artist's painting from a series exploring different senses - here focusing on smell. It transports viewers back to France in the 17th century when scents played a significant role in daily life. Bosse collaborated with fellow artists like Michel Lasne on pieces such as "The Drummer" and "Painter at an Easel. " These works display both camaraderie among artists and their dedication to capturing moments frozen in time through their respective crafts. Jean Couvay joined forces with Bosse for two remarkable creations: "Cleobule" and "Periandre.