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Young Girl at the Keyboard by Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (editor) and Johannes Kornlein (printmaker), after Jan de Bray (formerly Gerrit Dou)

Young Girl at the Keyboard

Cornelis Ploos van Amstel (editor) and Johannes Kornlein (printmaker), after Jan de Bray (formerly Gerrit Dou), 1767

A Game of Cards by Louis Durameau

A Game of Cards

Louis Durameau, 1767

Death of Archimedes by François-Philippe Charpentier, after Ciro Ferri

Death of Archimedes

François-Philippe Charpentier, after Ciro Ferri, 1766

Naiads and Tritons by Jean-Claude-Richard, Abbé de Saint-Non

Naiads and Tritons

Jean-Claude-Richard, Abbé de Saint-Non, 1766

Les Graces (The Graces) by François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher, published by Pierre-François Basan

Les Graces (The Graces)

François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher, published by Pierre-François Basan , 1766

Bacchanale by François-Philippe Charpentier, after Jacob de Wit

Bacchanale

François-Philippe Charpentier, after Jacob de Wit, 1766

Le Jeune Astianax qu’Andromaque avoit caché dans le tombeau d’Hector est arraché des bras de sa Mere par les ordres d'Ulisse (Young Astianax, who Andromache Hid in Hector's Tomb, is Seized from his Mother's Arms by Ulysses' Orders)
 by François-Philippe Charpentier, after Gabriel François Doyen

Le Jeune Astianax qu’Andromaque avoit caché dans le tombeau d’Hector est arraché des bras de sa Mere par les ordres d'Ulisse (Young Astianax, who Andromache Hid in Hector's Tomb, is Seized from his Mother's Arms by Ulysses' Orders)

François-Philippe Charpentier, after Gabriel François Doyen, 1766

Esquisse d’un tombeau (Sketch for a Tomb) by François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher, published by Pierre-François Basan

Esquisse d’un tombeau (Sketch for a Tomb)

François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher, published by Pierre-François Basan , 1766

Repos de Chasse (Rest from Hunting) by François-Philippe Charpentier, after Jacob de Wit

Repos de Chasse (Rest from Hunting)

François-Philippe Charpentier, after Jacob de Wit, 1766

Education of the Virgin by François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher

Education of the Virgin

François-Philippe Charpentier, after François Boucher, 1766

Le joli chien by Auguste-Claude-Simon Legrand after Nicolas Lavreince

Le joli chien

Auguste-Claude-Simon Legrand after Nicolas Lavreince, 1751 to 1775

Le reveil by Pierre Charles Levesque after François Boucher

Le reveil

Pierre Charles Levesque after François Boucher, 1765

The Institution of the Eucharist by Franz Anton Maulbertsch

The Institution of the Eucharist

Franz Anton Maulbertsch, c. 1765

James Cuthbert (?) by Jeremiah Theus

James Cuthbert (?)

Jeremiah Theus, c. 1765

The Reaper (The Harvest Moon) by Richard Westall

The Reaper (The Harvest Moon)

Richard Westall, 1751 to 1775

Allegory of Painting by François Boucher

Allegory of Painting

François Boucher, 1765

Par ici by Jacques-Louis Copia after Jean-Baptiste Mallet

Par ici

Jacques-Louis Copia after Jean-Baptiste Mallet, 1751 to 1775

Moses and the Brazen Serpent by Luigi Ademollo

Moses and the Brazen Serpent

Luigi Ademollo, 1751 to 1775

Capriccio of Classical Ruins on a Shore by Giacomo Guardi

Capriccio of Classical Ruins on a Shore

Giacomo Guardi, 1751 to 1775

The Outskirts of Florence, on the Way to Rome by Franz Edmund Weirotter

The Outskirts of Florence, on the Way to Rome

Franz Edmund Weirotter, c. 1764

Capriccio of Classical Ruins with a Fortress by Giacomo Guardi

Capriccio of Classical Ruins with a Fortress

Giacomo Guardi, 1751 to 1775

Wooded Landscape with a Pollarded Tree by Salomon Gessner

Wooded Landscape with a Pollarded Tree

Salomon Gessner, 1764

A Rustic Gate beside a Lake by Salomon Gessner

A Rustic Gate beside a Lake

Salomon Gessner, 1764

M. David Hume by Simon Charles Miger after Charles-Nicolas Cochin II

M. David Hume

Simon Charles Miger after Charles-Nicolas Cochin II, 1764

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