Fuji in the Mountains (Sanchū no Fuji): Detached page from One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku hyakkei) Vol. 1, 1760 - 1849
Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾北斎
The Melancholic Old Man, 1724 - 1811
Antoine Marcenay de Ghuy
Pierre de Terrail, Le Chevalier de Bayard, 1724 - 1811
Antoine Marcenay de Ghuy
The Prince of Brittany, 1748 - 1819
Charles Louis Lingée
Valmiers, 1740 - 1804?
Claude Mathieu Fessard
Valmiers: an Anecdote, c.1750 - after 1824
G. Texier
See, here are your dear friend's children; some day they will be your friends, 1756 - c. 1815 ?
Philippe Trière
Oh! look!, I said, These must be prisoners?, 1738 - 1815
Emmanuel de Ghendt
We have been your subjects for a long time, 1741 - c. 1808
Jean Dambrun
The redoubled applause is such an affront to us, 1730 - 1809
Louis Michel Halbou
Pygmalion, 1746 - 1831
Nicolas Ponce
He Returns Among his Equals, 1741 - c. 1808
Jean Dambrun
I believe, therefore, that the world is governed by a powerful and wise will, 1751 - 1789
Charles François Adrien Macret
She sees at last, with an air of an easily conceived surprise, that her daughter is Heucharis's rival, 1730 - 1792
Joseph de Longueil
Tailpiece for Makin, Anecdote Anglaise, 1738 - 1815
Emmanuel de Ghendt
Lorezzo, 1738 - 1815
Emmanuel de Ghendt
Lorezzo: A Sicilian Anecdote, 1741 - 1811
Louis Joseph Masquelier
Liebman, 1748 - 1819
Charles Louis Lingée
Tailpiece from Henriette et Charlot (?), 1738 - 1815
Emmanuel de Ghendt
Daminville, 1730 - 1809
Louis Michel Halbou