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Marie Catherine Riollet

Marie Cathérine Riollet (14 August 1755 – 1788) was a French engraver. • Illustration — Landscape with Hunters after a painting by Jan Wijnants for the Cabinet de M. 1780-1781 Riollet was born in Paris and is known for engravings after popular painters, mostly for catalogs. She signed her works Mlle Riollet. Riollet died in Paris.

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Marie Catherine Riollet

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Name
Marie Cathérine Riollet
Born
14 August 1755
Birthplace
Paris
Died
1788
Nationality
France
Occupation
printmaker

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Marie Cathérine Riollet (14 August 1755 – 1788) was a French engraver. • Illustration — Landscape with Hunters after a painting by Jan Wijnants for the Cabinet de M. 1780-1781 Riollet was born in Paris and is known for engravings after popular painters, mostly for catalogs. She signed her works Mlle Riollet. Riollet died in Paris.

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