Nicolas Dorigny

Bernini's Sir Nicolas Dorigny was a French engraver, the youngest son of Michel Dorigny, and was born in Paris in 1652 or 1658. His education prepared him for the legal field, and he followed that profession until he was thirty years of age, when, as a result of deafness, he turned to the arts. He died in 1746. Provided by Wikipedia
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The School Of Raphael, Or, The Student's Guide To Expression In Historical Painting : Ilustrated By Examples Engraved By Duchange, And Others, Under The Inspection Of Sir Nicholas Dorigny, From His Own Drawings, After The most celebrated Heads in the Cartoons at the King's Palace. To Which Are Now Added, The Outlines Of Each Head, And Also Several Plates Of The Most Celebrated Antique Statutes, Skeletons, And Anatomical Figures, Engraved by an Eminent Artist. With Instructions For Young Students In The Art Of Designing. And The Passions, As Characterised By Raphael In The Cartoons. Described And Explained By Benjamin Ralph
Published 1804
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The School Of Raphael, Or, The Student's Guide to Expression in Historical Painting : Ilustrated By Examples engraved by Duchange, and others, Under the Inspection of Sir Nicholas Dorigny, From his own Drawings, After the most celebrated Heads in the Cartons at the Queen's Palace. To which are now added, The Outlines of each Head, And also several Plates of the Most celebrated Antique Statutes, Skeletons, and Anatomical Figures, Engraved by an Eminent Artist. With Instructions for young Students in the Art of Designing. And the Passions, as characterised by Raphael in the Cartons, Described and explained by Benjamin Ralph
Published 1782
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