Karel van Mallery | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

From ULAN: "He was the student of Philip Galle in 1585; became a master in 1597, and married Catherina Galle in 1598. He was a skillful engraver, focused primarily on religious works, and completed three hundred forty-two plates."

We have 20 objects that Karel van Mallery has been involved with.

Print, Trapping deer

Drawing, Crane hunt using cones [above]; Bust-length portrait of Jacob, Lion with a Blindfold over its Head, Map of a Fortified City [below left]; Fox Hunt [below right]

Drawing, The Penitent Man Choosing Good over Evil [left]; Spirit of the Penitent Man Ascending to Heaven [right]

Print, Tuna fishing

Drawing, The Penitent Man on his Deathbed; The Penitent Man Visited by a Priest and Angels

Drawing, Alexander the Great watching a Fight between his Dog, and Elephant, and a Lion

Karel van Mallery has collaborated with
Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus and
Philips Galle and
Pliny the Elder and
Adriaen Collaert and
Luigi Alamanni and
Cornelis Galle I and
Hans Collaert II and
Dante Alighieri and
Diodorus Siculus and
Herodotus
and 3 others.

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