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Period: Mid-18th Century
Portrait of a Young Boy with Birdcage, 18th Century French School Oil on Canvas
By (Circle of) Jean Baptiste Greuze
Located in London, GB
Circle of Jean-Baptiste Greuze 1725 - 1805 Portrait of a Young Boy with Birdcage Oil on canvas Image size: 15½ x 12 inches Original frame J...
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Rococo Mid-18th Century Paintings

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Canvas, Oil

Decorative Panels of an Ancient Drugstore - Oils on Canvas by A. Peyrotte
Located in Roma, IT
The panels were designed ad decorations for 18th century french drugstores, and can be compared to those designed by the same Peyrotte (who was painter and furnitures designer for th...
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Mid-18th Century Paintings

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Oil

English School 18th Century Old Master Portrait Dated 1767 Oil Painting
Located in Holywell, GB
English School 18th Century Old Master Portrait Dated 1767. An intriguing painting dating to the mid 18th century bearing a label verso which is indistinct, but appears to read, “Mr...
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Old Masters Mid-18th Century Paintings

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Oil

18th century French figure painting - Portrait lady - Oil on canvas Rococò
Located in Varmo, IT
French painter (18th century) - Portrait of a lady. 43 x 35 cm without frame, 69 x 59 cm with frame. Oil on canvas, in carved and gilded wooden frame. - Inscription on the back. ...
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Rococo Mid-18th Century Paintings

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Oil, Canvas

La Petite Jardinière
Located in Basel, CH
JEAN -HONORÉ FRAGONARD (GRASSE, 1732 – PARIS, 1806) La Petite Jardinière Vers 1750 – 1760 Huile sur toile 98 x 85 cm. Signée et monogrammée à droite Certificat René Millet Expertise.
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Mid-18th Century Paintings

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Oil

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