18th Century Art — Page 193

A Landscape with a Home and Three Men on a Bridge

François Boucher|Johann Georg Hertel, 18th century

Design for a Fireplace

Robert Taylor|Sir Henry Cheere, mid-18th century

Portrait of a Young Boy with the Arms of Savoy

Grégoire Huret, 17th century

Mountainous landscape with herdsmen and cows

Joseph Wagner|Franz Joachim Beich, ca. 1725–80

Louis XIV as Dauphin

Grégoire Huret, 17th century

Rinaldo abandoning Armida

François Joullain|Louis Surugue|Charles Antoine Coypel, 1720–62

The Fishermen

Quentin Pierre Chedel|Chereau, 18th century

Portrait of a Male Figure Wearing a Maltese Cross

Grégoire Huret, 17th century

Le B. François de Sales, Evesque et Prince de Genève, fondateur de l'Ordre de la Visitation

Grégoire Huret, 17th century

Fantastic Landscape

Aubusson|Jacques Dorliac, ca. 1725

A Sea Nymph and a Triton on a Dolphin

Peter Anton von Verschaffelt, 18th century

Chinoiserie scene with figures in a landscape

François Boucher|Gabriel Huquier|Gabriel Huquier, 18th century

Landscape, from a series of six landscapes dedicated to Madame La Marquise de Pompadour

Quentin Pierre Chedel, 18th century

A Prospect of Westminster & A Prospect of the City of London

Johannes Kip|Joseph Smith, 1720

Winter

Gilles Rousselet|Grégoire Huret|Pierre Mariette, 17th century

Dish

Ignaz Preissler|Meissen Manufactory, ca. 1725–32

The Five Senses

François Boucher|Gabriel Huquier, 1720–70

Nopce de Village

Quentin Pierre Chedel|Chereau, 18th century

Enlevement d'Europe (Abduction of Europa)

Pierre Alexandre Aveline|François Boucher, 18th century

The Fishermen

Chereau|Quentin Pierre Chedel, 18th century

Touch

François Boucher|Gabriel Huquier, 1720–70

Design for an Arabesque with Cupid and Psyche

Claude Gillot, 1720–40

Plate 3: Shepherd tickling a sleeping Shepherdess with a piece of straw, from Troisieme Livre de Sujets et Pastorales (Third Book of Subjects and Pastorals)

François Boucher|Gabriel Huquier|Gabriel Huquier, 1720–72

Two Women Reclining on the Floor of a Room and Reading a Book

Nishikawa Sukenobu, ca. 1730