18th Century Art — Page 194
84,010 artworks · 1700-1799
Oval Portrait of a Man in an Elaborate Frame with a Cartouche
Antonino Grano, ca. 1724
Plate for The Fish and the Fireworks, Fable Sixteen, in Fables Nouvelles, Dediées au Roy
Claude Gillot|Gregoire Dupuis|Lamotte-Houdar, 1719
Apollo, Mercury, and the Shepherdesses, Fable X in La Motte, Fables Nouvelles
Charles Nicolas Cochin I|Lamotte-Houdar|Charles Antoine Coypel, 1719
Book 5, Fable 14: the present and the future (Le present et l'avenir)
Nicolas Henry Tardieu|Lamotte-Houdar|Jean de La Fontaine|Charles Antoine Coypel, 1719
View of the Cascades at Tivoli
Nicolas Delobel, ca.1724–33
Ruins of the Temple of the Sybil in Tivoli (Ruines du Temple de la Sibille a Tivoli) after the painting in the collection of Madame la Comtesse de Verrue
Pierre François Beaumont|Jan Brueghel the Elder|Pierre François Beaumont|Monbart
Book 4, Fable 7: Pandora
Charles Antoine Coypel|Nicolas Henry Tardieu|Lamotte-Houdar|Jean de La Fontaine, 1719
Presumed Portrait of Alexander the Great
Bernard Picart, 1719
Card Players in a Drawing Room
Pierre Louis Dumesnil the Younger, ca. 1756–59
Choir stall panels
Johann Justus Schacht, ca. 1723–26, figures 1787
Jug with cover
James Fraillon, 1717–18
Portrait of a Man
Sir Godfrey Kneller|John Smibert, ca. 1720–30
Mustard pot
Henry Adnet, 1717–22
A Venetian Interior, with a Young Man Seated by the Fire
Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal), after 1717
Ladies Bathing
Claude Simpol|Bernard Picart, 1717
Monumental mirror sconce (one of a pair)
Johann Jakob II Priester|Peter Rahm|Paul Solanier, 1717–18
Spoon
Benjamin Watts, 1717–18
Portrait of a Young Man
Cornelis Troost, early 18th–mid 18th century
Court Robe (Hōyeki-Hō)
A woman at the bath, another woman washing her right foot and an old woman behind her holding her clothes
Peter Paul Rubens|Louis Surugue, 1716
Portable equatorial sundial
Johann Mathias Willebrand, ca. 1721–26
Standing Beauty
Kondo Katsunobu, 18th century
Half Plan and Half Elevation for a Catafalque for Margarita Louisa, Gran Duchess of Tuscany (d. 1721)
Giuseppe Galli Bibiena, ca. 1721
Habit de Faune: a faun wearing a tonnelet with a flute attached, a cane in his right hand and vines around his horns, from 'New designs for costumes' (Nouveaux desseins d'habillements à l'usage des balets operas et comedies)
Claude Gillot|François Joullain, ca. 1721