Jean Racine. This is an eighteenth-century engraving by Jean Daullé, based on Racine's official court portrait. It appeared as the frontispiece to Oeuvres de Racine (Paris: 1760) [courtesy of the Library of Congress, Division of Special Collections. PQ 1885 1760 (Pre-1801)].
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![Jean Racine. This is an eighteenth-century engraving by Jean Daullé, based on Racine's official court portrait. It appeared as the frontispiece to Oeuvres de Racine (Paris: 1760) [courtesy of the Library of Congress, Division of Special Collections. PQ 1885 1760 (Pre-1801)].](/image-service/qn59q498m1601667050/full/full/0/default.png)
- Jean Racine. This is an eighteenth-century engraving by Jean Daullé, based on Racine's official court portrait. It appeared as the frontispiece to Oeuvres de Racine (Paris: 1760) [courtesy of the Library of Congress, Division of Special Collections. PQ 1885 1760 (Pre-1801)].