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Jean de Courbes

Jean de Courbes (1592 – 1641), or Juan de Courbes, was a French engraver who was active in Spain.

Jean de Courbes

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Born
1592 · Paris.
Died
1641 · Madrid.
Nationality
France
Occupation
engraver
Languages
French

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