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<p> a French engraver, was born at [[Abbeville]] in 1744. About the year 1770 he went to London, where he engaged in business. He died in 1805. Nagler gives a list of thirty-six prints by him, among which is The Four Evangelists, after Rubens. </p>
<p> a French engraver, was born at [[Abbeville]] in 1744. About the year 1770 he went to London, where he engaged in business. He died in 1805. Nagler gives a list of thirty-six prints by him, among which is The Four Evangelists, after Rubens. </p>
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Latest revision as of 15:37, 15 October 2021

Victor Maria Picot [1]

a French engraver, was born at Abbeville in 1744. About the year 1770 he went to London, where he engaged in business. He died in 1805. Nagler gives a list of thirty-six prints by him, among which is The Four Evangelists, after Rubens.

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