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Gunhilda, Empress of Germany, accused of adultery, seated at left pushing Henry away, head of the accuser at lower left
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1760 (republished 1767)
The return of Neptune, seated on a chariot at center drawn by four horses and accompanied by tritons and nereids
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1749
Lucretia deploring her misfortune to her husband Collatinus, her father, Publius Valerius, and Junius Brutus
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1763
Mars on a chariot drawn by three lions
Charles Grignion, I
1749
Gunhilda accused of adultery
Simon Francis Ravenet, the elder
1760
Group of statues represnting Peace, supported by Neptune and Mars
Jacob Bonneau
ca. 1741–86
Edward the Martyr
Andrea Casali
1773
Lucretia seated, half naked, stabbing herself in the stomach with a dagger in her right hand and holding a cloth in her raised left hand, looking upwards, after Pellegrini?
Louis Jacques Cathelin
1782
Allegory on the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle: George II at center, dressed in classical armor, presenting Peace, a woman carrying a branch to his left, to Great Britain who is followed by a putto holding a shield decorated with the British flag at right; attendants to Great Britain are Liberty, Agriculture, Arts, and Sciences (personified by Mercury and Apollo); attendants to Peace are Plenty, Felicity, Riches, Trade, and Navigation
Gérard Jean-Baptiste Scotin
1749