Charles Massé

Charles Massé made delicate etchings in the late 1600s, a time when prints were small windows into everyday life and fancy scenes. In *Untitled*, you’ll find crisp lines and soft shading that feel almost like a sketch brought to life. These works belong to the second half of the 17th century, when artists like Massé were busy turning copper plates into images for books and collectors. Want a closer look? Tap into *Untitled*—it’s the only work by Massé in this set.