Jeanne d'Arc: La Pucelle d'Orléans

The work combines etching and engraving techniques on laid paper, characteristic of 18th-century printmaking. The detailed rendering of armor, textiles, and natural elements showcases the artist's mastery of these mediums.

Created in 1769 by Antoine de Marcenay de Ghuy, specific ownership or exhibition histories prior to its current location are not detailed in available information.

This engraving reflects 18th-century interest in historical figures, particularly Joan of Arc, who embodied French national pride and heroic virtues of the time.

While not widely renowned outside specialized print collections, it contributes to the broader artistic legacy of Joan of Arc's depictions in European art, illustrating evolving representations of her legend over time.