The Return from Egypt
Francesco Brizio · 1595–1623
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"The Return from Egypt" is an engraving by Francesco Brizio, created between 1595 and 1623. The artwork measures 8 7/16 × 5 1/4 inches (21.4 × 13.4 cm), indicating a trimmed sheet. It is classified under Prints and belongs to the Drawings and Prints department, acquired through the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund in 1926.
The provided data does not include information regarding the artwork's culture, specific provenance prior to its acquisition by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, or any exhibition history. No specific literature related to this piece is listed in the catalogue record.
While other works by Francesco Brizio are held by institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, these comparable holdings do not offer additional details about "The Return from Egypt" itself. The catalogue record lacks further descriptive details about the engraving's subject matter beyond its title.
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