Reverse Copy of La Caverne de Brigands (The Cave of Thieves), from "Les Caprices"

Reverse Copy of La Caverne de Brigands (The Cave of Thieves), from "Les Caprices"

Anonymous, After Jacques Callot

1620 - 1700 Print

17.50.17-472

Metropolitan Museum of Art

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