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The Castle of Cards
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1744
Trois Amours, un tient un carquois, les autres des raisins
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
Two Cupids, One Carrying a Torch, Another a Bow
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1727–60
The Feast of Bacchus
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1738
Two Tritons and a Swan, plate 5 from "Second Livre de Fontaines"
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
Trois Amours dont un tient une flèche (Three Loves, one of which holds an arrow), from Premiere Livre de Groupes d'Enfans (First Book of Groups of Children)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
Three Loves Next to a Cartouche
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1727–60
Satyr, Naiad, and River God, plate 6 from "Second Livre de Fontaines" (Second Book of Fountains)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
New Book of Twelve Pieces of Fantasy useful for various purposes
Jacques de La Joue the Younger
[ca. 1736]
Fire, from The Four Elements
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Jupiter and Io reclining naked in the right foreground within an idyllic landscape, from the Cabinet Crozat
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1729
Abrégé de l'histoire Romaine
Abbé Claude Francois Xavier Millot
1789
Chinese Philosopher, from a series of Livre de Chinois (Book of Chinoiserie), plate 6
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1720–70
Two nude children, one sleeping and the other holding a wreath, from New Book of Children
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1720–60
Naiads, Tritons, and Priapus, from "Second Livre de Fontaines" (Second Book of Fountains), plate 4
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
The Fortune Teller
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
ca. 1753–56
Architecture moderne
Charles Etienne Briseux
1728–29
Two Tritons and a Swan, from "Second Livre de Fontaines" (Second Book of Fountains), plate 5
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
Frontispiece
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1727–60
Earth, from The Four Elements
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Sancho Pursued by the Kitchen Boys of the Duke
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Trois Amours soutenant une draperie (Three Loves Holding a Drapery), from Premier Livre de Groupes d'Enfans (First Book of Groups of Children)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
The Seesaw
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1738
Satyr, Naiad, and River God, from "Second Livre de Fontaines" (Second Book of Fountains), plate 6
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
Naissance de Bacchus (Birth of Bacchus)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
[Livre Nouveau de Douze Morceaux de Fantaisie]
Jacques de La Joue the Younger
[1736]
The Return from the Hunt
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1738
Works by Gille Marie Oppenord
Gilles-Marie Oppenord
n.d. [after 1748]
Naissance de Bacchus (Birth of Bacchus)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Neptune, from "Second Livre de Fontaines" (Second Book of Fountains), plate 2
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
Children playing
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1750
Three Putti sitting on Dolphins and two Tritons, from Second Livre de Fontaines (Second Book of Fountains)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1720–36
Fourth Book of Groups of Children
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
Water, from The Four Elements
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Architecture moderne
Charles Etienne Briseux
1728–29
The Fire
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
ca. 1740
Enlevement d'Europe (Abduction of Europa)
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Trois Amours dont un tient un couronne, de Quatrième Livre de Groupes d'Enfans
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Air, from The Four Elements
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
18th century
Three Loves, One holding a Quiver, the Other, Grapes
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
1727–60