18th Century Art — Page 130
84,010 artworks · 1700-1799
Dish
Bow Porcelain Factory, ca. 1760–65
The Benediction
Jacques André Portail, ca.1760
The Bathers
Joseph Vernet, ca. 1760
Harbor and Fishermen
Joseph Vernet, ca. 1760
Saint Louis presenting his sword to Christ, after a ceiling design
Jean Charles Delafosse|Charles Nicolas Cochin II, 1755–90
Chinoiserie Ornaments
Jean Pillement, ca. 1760–85
Asia! Thy trade, thy silks and spicy stores, But ill compensate for a Land of Slaves, Whilst Liberty disdains to bless thy Shores, And Luxury thy nerv'less sons depraves
Robert Sayer|Jacopo Amigoni|James McArdell|James Moore, ca. 1760
Coffee cup (part of a service)
Doccia Porcelain Manufactory, ca. 1760
View of Saint Angel's Castle from Port Side
Joseph Vernet|Pierre Chenu, ca. 1760–1800
Dish
Doccia Porcelain Manufactory|Marchese Carlo Ginori, ca. 1760–70
Plate with Molded Rim and Decoration of Kakiemon-Style Tiger and Bamboo
Tobacco box
Johann Heinrich Giese, ca. 1760–65
Sampler
Satire on False Perspective: Frontispiece to "Kirby's Perspective"
William Hogarth|Luke Sullivan|Joshua Kirby, February 1754
青楼歌舞妓やつし画尽 十番続|The Oiran Yoyogiku of Matsubaya Standing under a Cherry Tree
Kitagawa Utamaro
Armchair seat
Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Beauvais|André Charlemagne Charron, 1754–56
A Famous Actor of Women's Roles
Kitao Shigemasa, ca. 1764
Ink Play
Jin Nong, dated 1754
Interior of Saint Peter's
Hubert Robert, ca. 1758
The Arch of Septimius Severus, with the Church of S. Martina on the right (Arco di Settimio Severo), from "Vedute di Roma"
Giovanni Battista Piranesi, ca. 1759
The Temple of Venus and Roma (erroneously called Temple of Sol and Luna) (Veduta degli avanzi di due triclini che appartenevano alla Casa aurea di Nerone), from "Vedute di Roma"
Giovanni Battista Piranesi, ca. 1759
Interior of Saint Peter's, Rome
Giovanni Paolo Panini, after 1754
Armchair back
Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Beauvais|André Charlemagne Charron, 1754–56
Armrest
Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Jean-Baptiste Oudry|Beauvais|André Charlemagne Charron, 1754–56