Drawing up the poor woman's will, Le Testament de Jeanne (title on object), A notary takes up the will of a dying old woman in the presence of four women, a violinist and his servant. According to the caption, she leaves her fake dog and moth-eaten cat to Nannon, the legs of her broken stool to the violinist, and her shabby wardrobe is to be used to buy prisoners free. print maker: George Lejuge, after design by: Henri Testelin, (possibly), France, c. 1640 - c. 1646 and/or 1640 - 1660, paper, engraving, etching, height 234 mm x width 402 mm.