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The Renaissance Engraver at Work

The Cleveland Museum of Art · Cleveland, United States · 5 Jul to 1 Nov 2026

On nowConfirmed 31 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoFrom the museum's own page

Engravings of about 1470 to 1650, drawn entirely from Cleveland's own holdings and including the only known first state of Pollaiuolo's Battle of the Nudes. What a burin and a copperplate could not do.

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First recorded 5 August 2026Last confirmed 31 August 2026The source we used

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