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Charles Grignion - Habit of a Cistercian nun. Religieuse de l’Ordre de Citeaux.

Habit of a Cistercian nun. Religieuse de l’Ordre de Citeaux. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
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Charles Grignion the Elder was a British engraver and draughtsman.

Grignion was born in London to Huguenot refugees. He was a prolific historical engraver and book illustrator.

He studied in London at Hubert-François Gravelot's school in Covent Garden. He also engraved the earliest record of a cricket match, published in the General Advertiser in 1748.

In 1754, his nephew Charles Grignion the Younger was born. His nephew, in turn, became a history and portrait painter.

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Another habit of a lady of quality in France in 1581. Damoiselle Francoise en 1581.

Another habit of a lady of quality in France in 1581. Damoiselle Francoise en 1581. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a Moor of Arabia. Maure d’Arabie.

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Habit of a Tartarian woman of Schouvache in 1768. Tartare de Schouvache.

Habit of a Tartarian woman of Schouvache in 1768. Tartare de Schouvache. (1757-1772)

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Habit of the Tchorbadgi or captain of the Janesaries, in 1700. Captaine des Janissaires.

Habit of the Tchorbadgi or captain of the Janesaries, in 1700. Captaine des Janissaires. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a Spanish lady with her veil in her hand. Dame Espagnole avec son voile.

Habit of a Spanish lady with her veil in her hand. Dame Espagnole avec son voile. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a mandarin of war in Chinese Tartary in 1700. Mandarin de guerre de la Tartarie Chinoise.

Habit of a mandarin of war in Chinese Tartary in 1700. Mandarin de guerre de la Tartarie Chinoise. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a Russian boor in 1768. Paysan de Russe.

Habit of a Russian boor in 1768. Paysan de Russe. (1757-1772)

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Habit of an antient Britain. Ancien Breton.

Habit of an antient Britain. Ancien Breton. (1757-1772)

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Merchants wife of Denmark 1626. Femme d’un marchand de Dannemarck.

Merchants wife of Denmark 1626. Femme d’un marchand de Dannemarck. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a fisherman of Greenland in 1626. Pêcheur de Groenland.

Habit of a fisherman of Greenland in 1626. Pêcheur de Groenland. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a Thessalonian bride in 1581. Jeune mariée Thessalonique.

Habit of a Thessalonian bride in 1581. Jeune mariée Thessalonique. (1757-1772)

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Habit of a lady of Silesia in 1577. Dame de Silésie.

Habit of a lady of Silesia in 1577. Dame de Silésie. (1757-1772)

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Full dress of a lady of Nuremburg in 1755. Habit de cérémonie d’une dame de Nuremberg.

Full dress of a lady of Nuremburg in 1755. Habit de cérémonie d’une dame de Nuremberg. (1757-1772)

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Habit of Zara in the Tragedy of the Mourning Bride

Habit of Zara in the Tragedy of the Mourning Bride (1757-1772)

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Habit of a white eunuch in 1749. Eunuque blanc.

Habit of a white eunuch in 1749. Eunuque blanc. (1757-1772)

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